[quote=datspreets]
Here again the qusetion of how intelligent the readers are pops up. I make the message evident so that the meaning dosent get lost when a reader cannot make out the message. and you suggested a feline attitude prob.hmmm...i'm googling up cat's attitudes now! [/quote]
Yes, you have a good point there. However, since your story caters to people who are intelligent enough to understand the fallacy of superstitions, I dont think they will find it difficult to understand what you convey through your characters' actions. But, that is just my opinion - feel free to disregard it if it makes no sense π
Feline attitudes? A lazy stretch of its limbs or a condescending stare perhaps? The way cats usually behave with humans they find annoying. π
[quote=datspreets]
My mom told me the same think. why are you giving away what the whole story about? I had no answer, nor I had the patience to think for a more suitable title. Hence, the current title. I really don't know what else I can call it π , i hate choosing names for stories/. Suggestions?
The only title(s) that comes to my mind is-
1. unfinished business
2. attitude
But they really don't sound up to the mark :(
Titling is difficult business, I agree. That's why I usually give my titles at the end.
Sorry, I can't think of any at the moment. The main thing is to centre your title around your theme of Mockery and Superstition without directly spelling them out.
Edited by T. - 17 years ago