2017-10-16 (M) Charged: DesertIrish

If you're not familiar with this book, read this otherwise you'll just be reading spoilers below.

The double date had become a spectacle when Dawson repaired a painting at the French restaurant. When the owner realized Dawson was Charged he knew that the repair was essentially magical. He did everything he could to ensure that the whole table received the best meal possible and instructed the chef to make it a memorable meal.

Describing the food in the restaurant scene was difficult but I think it was rewarding. Dawson described everyone else's reactions and his own experience with the food. He even swapped plates with Vani to get a different experience.

Charged

To do:
  • Describe a reality TV show which demonstrates the powers of contestants.
  • Describe a civil trial where a Charged person sues for the right to have a second identity but the case turns against him into a vilification of vigilantism.



Today’s word count: 1 500 words
Total word count: 144 591 + 74 554 = 219 145 words

Today's recording time: 0 minutes
Total recorded timed: 14:50

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2017-03-16 (Th)

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