Rats off to ya ladsCute pick mate <| sep |> Yes . 3 Pidgeys were together . I caught an 85 cp a 10 cp and then a second 10 cp Pidgey was Ditto . <| sep |> What about Is X worth reading ? doesn ' t have a chance at starting a conversation ? This is a weird complaint . <| sep |>' Who ' might be somewhat ambiguous though , especially given the disconnection from the rest of the text . It could be read as ' who protects and serves '.<| sep |> What does that mean ? I voted Leave and feel perfectly confident still . ?<| sep |># RUDY FOR SOS ! # NEVERROMNEY # GIULIANI <| sep |> I know because you obviously have never been to a protest before . <| sep |> Nature ' s already insulted you far more than I ever could . Dayum . <| sep |> You must be thinking of rscreenwriting , which is an active sub . But I take issue with you saying that writing a novel is harder . It ' s not harder , there ' s just different rules . Writing for a script requires much more efficient storytelling the least amount of characters sayingdoing the least amount of things to move the story forward . Additionally you have no idea what the characters are thinking , and the only way to know what they ' re feeling is to interpret the facial expression from the actor who ' s interpreting the emotion from the script . I ' d love to dig up the script for Serenity and read the scene described , it ' s a gold standard for efficient storytelling . Again , not harder , just different . Take any experienced novel writer and tell them to pump out a script , and it ' s probably going to be as bad as a novice scriptwriter . The opposite is probably true as well .