Accomplishment chart, 8/14 - 8/20

Accomplishment chart, 8/14 – 8/20

Writing
- finished scene 13e for Base Instruments, version 1
- outlined scene 14 of Base Instruments, version 1
- outlined scene 15 of Base Instruments, version 1
- finished “The Roof” scene of Baker Hall for day 13 of 31 Plays in 31 Days
- finished “Perpetual Sophomore” scene of Baker Hall for day 14 of 31 Plays in 31 Days
- wrote scene 15a of Base Instruments, version 1
- wrote scene 15b of Base Instruments, version 1
- wrote scene 15c of Base Instruments, version 1
- wrote scene 14c of Base Instruments, version 1
- wrote scene 14b of Base Instruments, version 1
- wrote scene 14a of Base Instruments, version 1
- wrote scene 14d of Base Instruments, version 1
- finished Base Instruments, version 1
- finished “Reunion” scene of Mrs. Hawking stories for day 18 of 31 Plays in 31 Days
- finished “Gifted” scene of Baker Hall for day 19 of 31 Plays in 31 Days
- finished “He Inspires Them” scene for Adonis for day 20 of 31 Plays in 31 Days
- finished syllabus for Lesley freshman comp class
- 7 LiveJournal entries
- 7 daily Hipster Feminist tweets

Theater
- had a reading dinner for Base Instruments, version 1

Media
- listened to episode 20 of Tom and Lorenzo’s Pop Style Opinionfest
- watched season 1 episodes 20-22 of Agents of SHIELD

Physical
- 1 hour-long circuit workout
- 1 two-mile walk
- 2 ab routines
- 2 two-mile runs

Cooking
- made broccoli soup and turkey sausage with peppers and onions
- made fish piccata, steamed broccoli, and wild rice
- made 3 mixed berry protein smoothies

31 Plays in 31 Days, #21 - "Britannica Gloriana"

I have given the new villain characters appearing in the Adonis sequels a fair bit of thought. But beyond them, I haven't figured out if there are going to be many other new faces entering the story. One idea I had was for the daughter of Diana's hero Britannica, the conqueror who took the isle of Britain twelve years before the events of Adonis. Britannica has since died, but her title lives on in her descendants.

I thought it might be interesting if when we meet the daughter, whom I'm calling Britannica Gloriana, she's basically never accomplished much of anything, but gets a lot of power and prestige handed to her because of who her mother was. However, unlike Pavilla, who's situation is similar, Gloriana is vaguely annoyed at how her mother defines her place in life, and has a slowly brewing dissatisfaction with how she's never done anything for herself. I thought maybe when we meet her, she feels bad because she's constantly granted honor she hasn't earned, but doesn't believe she actually has the skills or ability to do anything of value. Maybe her journey for the ongoing story can be rising to the occasion of people actually asking her to make real contributions as the rebellion rises.

( Day #21 - Britannica Gloriana )