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Who is the main character of "Aladdin"?

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[quote="Magdaleina"][i]It depends on your motive as a critic and the constructive criticism that you implore out. [/i]

To make writers think more about what they're doing and thereby improve.

[i]Sometimes constructive criticism can be discouraging. That's why I so feel embarassed posting any of the pictures or stories here. I'm afraid that someone is going to run me out and make writing not so fun for me anymore.[/i]

Concrit is always discouraging at first. If you're not thick-skinned enough to take it, then you shouldn't be posting your work [i]anywhere[/i] that is open forum. That's an important thing to learn about publishing in the real world; not everyone is going to like it and first drafts are [i]never[/i] going to be like the final product.

[i]Does it have to be 100 % accurate based on history? Disney didn't really do their research on the historical events and timing in the original movie in Aladdin. That's why there's alot of confusion on what time period it actually is and when where what happened that goes in between. [/i]

Aladdin is never set in a historical place because Disney didn't want to get razzed for messing with events in history. That's why they purposefully leave stuff like that out.

[i]So, why does mine have to be based upon accuracy? [/i]

Because there will always be that one critic who wants to see if you, as a passionate writer, will go the extra distance and do the research to make your story that much more vivid and in-depth. It makes you look better and makes them go "ooh" with the work you put in.

[i]This story, "Come What May" was one of my first fics. Did you actually took the time to read my story ?[/i]

Truthfully? No. I've been asking questions here, and your inability to take concrit and just [i]discuss[/i] plotting, even stuff you haven't even done,  tells me that your work might not be the seasoned type I'm usually up to reading.[/quote]

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