I also love watching Moulin Rouge. The music, the costumes, the dancing, the story within a story, but I turn it off when Christian and Satine finish singing during the performance. I don’t want to see her die again.
I read The Guardian by Nicholas Sparks and absolutely loved the dog. The dog was awesome. I don’t read Nicholas Sparks anymore.
It must be why I like writing romance. I like having happy endings where everyone LIVES happily ever after.
In Hauntings of the Heart, I had the first scene I wrote that I couldn’t read over and over again (which makes reviewing for edits very difficult. :-/) I’m not going to tell you what happens. It’s one of the dark secrets of the book. You can probably guess that somebody dies. It even took me a long time to sit down and write because I didn’t want to feel the sadness of it.
What movies or books do you love to revisit but have to skip parts because they are too sad?
Joselyn
Sweet, small town romances
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