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All of those darn details you have to get just right.
It's annoying when you're writing something in a canon that you've recently played in, it's down right aggravating when you're (1) going back to a canon you really haven't written in three or four years and (2) you're finishing a story you'd started over a year ago but had abandoned because you had lost those characters' voices and rhythms (not to mention the skill of writing a case fic-type story).
But I'm almost done - one scene to finish and then a bit of an epilogue.
It's annoying when you're writing something in a canon that you've recently played in, it's down right aggravating when you're (1) going back to a canon you really haven't written in three or four years and (2) you're finishing a story you'd started over a year ago but had abandoned because you had lost those characters' voices and rhythms (not to mention the skill of writing a case fic-type story).
But I'm almost done - one scene to finish and then a bit of an epilogue.
