I might do it later if I need to mix the pace up a bit.







There are a few readers around just now.




Consider also:

Faite has elected to shift from omniscience to a perspective that allows her to interact in timespace with mortals. She has effectively put some of her knowledge in a box out of easy reach of herself. There are things she knows she has made herself not know for now, which is neccessary to achieve her goals.

So if she made a change to one of the Laws of Physics she might not even remember having done it, having sealed off her own knowledge of it. Faite might be suspecting herself but ignoring the temptation to abandon her project to find out.

And if that's true for her then it might be true for other cosmic entities also. One of them may have done the deed and erased their own perception of doing it.







I've had a few gruesome experiences of other editors not spotting things too, or changing things that they didn't understand where they had missed the point.




As I mentioned to Al B. this week, one way past the log jam is to change the presentation format - a first person account, a newspaper article, a police report, a bystander's perspective et. al. Another method that doesn't usually work for me but seems to for some others is to skip the difficult bit for now, write on with the next part, and come back later.