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Yaaay! I'll start work on it later, like tomorrow, okay? ^_^

Ummm... What about a fictional country, and we don't specify a country, time, etc, but it should be in a noble-inhabited time, and we can leave the rest up to the readers' imaginations?

We're rockin', chickadee. 8D And we can be each other's critics! Shall I start on the first chapter? Setting? Time period? Etc? Throw ideas at me.

Am I like the goblin expert or whatever? XD

So have we got the story down? Or do we need more elaboration?

YOU SHOULD FEEL SMART. YOU SHOULD FEEL GENIUS-LIKE. 8D

And yes, I liked Lorval! He seemed quite goblin-y. 8D Especially the part where he wants a tasty snack.

Omigosh, chickadee! I love that idea! 8D I love love love it! LET'S DO IT.

Part 3:

Sarah wakes up as night is falling; oh no! She is going to be late delivering Jareth his story! She runs around in a frenzy, getting dressed in her best clothes and grabs one of the packaged manuscripts, not bothering to look at which one it is.
She rushes to Jareth’s mansion and hands over the manuscript. The noble opens the package, looks over the front page…
“Hmm. ‘King Jareth’? My life seems to have taken a turn for the better.”
He lowers the page from his eyes to find that he is in the very castle that Sarah describes, with Sarah there along with him. He is now the ruler over a kingdom of goblins, and the tricky master of the Labyrinth itself.

Part 2:

However, hours after working away at a manuscript that she’s ready to slit her wrists over, inspiration strikes. She can make Jareth’s life-story more interesting… By completely changing it. Newly inspired, she finishes up the draft of Jareth’s original life, and starts on writing a new, fictional account of his life that never happened.
She finishes the story just as the sun starts to rise; exhausted but pleased with herself, she falls asleep at her writing desk.

lol, k.

Part 1:

Jareth is a lower-class noble with few prospects in the world, other than his title and the little wealth that he can call his own. Fed up with his position and bored with life in general, he decides to call in one of the residents of the town he presides over; a writer named Sarah who has already garnered a bit of a name for herself through her stories.
Jareth tells her about his life, instructs her to write it down and “make it sound more interesting than it actually is,” then sends her away. Alone in her small apartment, Sarah is at first stuck at how to make Jareth’s life sound interesting, because… It is not. It’s as boring as a life can possibly be.

Dude, too much confusion going around. :P Want the plot again?