Interpret correctly?
Hello,
I wanted to ask how to interpret correctly. I often have the problem of having to write texts for a poem or an excerpt from a novel, for example.
But either I don't know how to put what I'm thinking into words (I sometimes just have a feeling that perfectly interprets characters' sentences, for example, but it's just a feeling) or I just don't notice some things at all.
When I look at the solutions later, I always think to myself, "Yeah, that makes sense, I could have thought of that too," but I never do.
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My personal opinion: Interpreting is coffee-sud reading. It’s basically everyone. And no two True Slayers will read out the Sud.
Invent symbols and metaphors, claim symbols. It doesn’t matter anyway. The stranger, the more “believable”.
What they write is not “real”!! But they’re still scubating, in most cases. The author also often wonders what he would have “meaned” with his work.
If you feel like you’re looking at something, then read “otherwise”. Some time words underline and read again. Then the same with property words. There’s a lot to find.