>>>That was originally covered in a longer version of the scene aboard
>>>the ship itself, but it turned into a tremendously long-winded "meet
>>>the crew of the ship" sequence, so I deleted it. It will probably get
>>>covered in retrospect at some later point.
>>>
>>I hope you didn't throw it away totaly. If it never gets covered you
>>can always finish it off and release it as a side story. Yeah, it
>>doesn't move the main story forward, so maybe it doesn't belong in the
>>main line, but there are bunches of us who would love to read it
>>anyway. ^_^
>
>No, I didn't throw it out. As I said, I'll probably use it as a
>flashback later.
>

Or you can just release it as a stand alone aside scene. I had to do that... Had this great sort of air combat scene that started of a chapter of my story, then realized that it didn't do a darn thing as far as moving the plot forward, so I cut it and made it an interlude.

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