These two scenes are awfully similar, in tone, in location, in conflict and action. So why are there two?
And thus, in only the first four chapters, I have hit a major revision/renovation. Because, no, there shouldn't be two.
This sort of revision isn't something that fills me with joy. I don't think, "Oh, yes! This is gonna be great! What an improvement it will be!"
I think, "Why did I write two scenes in the first place? Why not just one? What was I thinking?"
Well, what I was thinking when I wrote those two scenes 'way back when was that I needed two scenes.
To be fair (to myself), there are differences, especially emotionally. Unfortunately, upon this reading, I realize the differences simply aren't enough to warrant two separate scenes.
So now you know how I'll be spending my day.
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