Re: No way Out?
You're probably well on your way to getting out the predicament you put your characters in, but this happens to me all the time. Like on page 3.
But sometimes what helps me is that I think of the most ridiculous thing--for example, in your situation, a flying saucer would appear, and little green men would release the guys in exchange for letting them know where they can find little green women--and that leads to even more implausible (and wrong) solutions, BUT it frees me up to think about anything, no matter how outlandish, and (sometimes) it'll eventually lead me to something more realistic and appropriate for the situation the characters are in.
HH
You're probably well on your way to getting out the predicament you put your characters in, but this happens to me all the time. Like on page 3.
But sometimes what helps me is that I think of the most ridiculous thing--for example, in your situation, a flying saucer would appear, and little green men would release the guys in exchange for letting them know where they can find little green women--and that leads to even more implausible (and wrong) solutions, BUT it frees me up to think about anything, no matter how outlandish, and (sometimes) it'll eventually lead me to something more realistic and appropriate for the situation the characters are in.
HH
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