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In the rough draft, there are a lot of things that I think works such as the setting, themes and the reasons as to why the author took 15 years to accomplish his writing. For instance, the setting of The Name of the Wind is in a rural town known as Newarre, inside of an inn where Kvothe is perceived to be dwelling as an innkeeper. The descriptions of the happenings in the book are also true about the Chronicler. Again, the choice of the structure by the author is effective since readers can still draw meaningful conclusions on them regarding the characters. Further, what the author reveals about taking 15 years to accomplish his writing had a great impact on the final draft since it made him gain and create an attracting story. Furthermore, the tone, character, and mood of the rough draft work because I chose to work in a stress-free environment.

Accordingly, I do not think if the author needs to like particular characters when writing his piece of work since he is only using intellect to make his audience like it. The idea of Patrick Rothfuss becoming the next superstar does not seem to work in the rough draft because it does not give a precise idea of regarding the novel more appropriately. Moreover, I would like to get help on how to develop comments about a specific literary work by comparing different authors and audience reviews. Use of complex description in the rough draft also does not work and I would like to improve on using simple and succinct sentences to make the draft more presentable to my readers. Some of the questions I would like to get a response from my readers concerning my writing include:

a) What are the essential factors to consider when preparing a rough draft?

b) What is the primary purpose of my first rough draft?

c) What can I do to make my writing look like a rough draft for a research paper?