Back when the third movie of the original SW series came out, I heard several fans in the line say pretty much 'All right, who's arm (or hand) gets cut off this time?'. I have lost count of the times the villain has both hands cut off by the hero, or slices off an attacker's arm. While generic means 'the same as the others', it also means the author isn't willing to work, they would rather just take a scene they remember, drop it in, and put their character in the scene in the place of the hero of the original. You see, if the start is a generic stereotype, the story probably is almost as bad. However as I learned back in the mid 80s trying to sell a short story in my own Gryphonrider series (Which later became a chapter of Gryphonrider II) editors who are buying stories look for lazy authors that can't think of a proper starting point. Roger Ramjet, newly minted Officer in the Republic is sent on a mission beginning on Tatooine.Ī lot of stories I have read over the years could pretty much be summed up by that one sentence. HER FOR GOOD DEAL DONT ADD ME FOR ASK ME FREE BECAUSE I DONT GIVE FREE Payment Via Westernunion & PM dont ask me for test SURE % U PAY AND get U GIVE ME U DETAIL AND I DO ITĪnd u get after 2 days sure but before i past tracking SELLING fresh DUMPS CVV BANK LOGIN PAYPAL PLASTIC CARDS ATM ALL COUNTRY FOR HONNEST AND SURE WORK 100% SURE
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