Well does it turn you on?" Well ... " Yea it does. You a muscle freak aren't you. Do you dream of me beating youup, putting you in the head lock and h...ving my way with you?" Y ... yes"She let out a loud sultry laugh"Good, like kinky, little wimpy muscle freaks. Like to see them tremble. Loveseeing the cock pop every time I flex a muscle. Trying pulling my arm down"She saysI tried as hard as I can but can't seem to pull her arm down.I can't evenbudge it."This all part natural and part years of. " In the expository method, the writer tells the readerwhat a character is like. In most cases, a writer uses both methods tocomplement and reinforce one another. Let?s consider a few examplesfrom my own stories. (You may read these stories and others atFictionmania, Literotica, or Crystal?s Story Site.)In "All That Matters," using the expository method, I describe (tellhow) the protagonist, Jason, as a controlling, manipulative characterwho delights in exercising power over his partner. For. ." And once again, her eyes and her words and her voice held memesmerized. She herself seemed hypnotized by my own spellboundreaction. We fell into unalloyed devilishness, as if demons withinus had generated a chain reaction neither of us could not stop. Shewouldn't let up. The lust in her eyes and her voice met mine, minemet hers, and they fused. We were glued to it, tangled it in. Ikept hearing the nuns and the aunts and relatives warning me, butall their screaming voices together could not. "We did make it to the concert in time to get very nice seats, but we were a little disappointed that the crowd didn't seem to be as big as we had thought it would be for a fair-sized university production. I guess the public is getting too apathetic about good music, and seems to be stuck on the crap – excuse my bias, I'm married to a concert fiddle, whoops!, VIOLIN player – anyway, yes, the crap they hear on the local radio station, not to mention the internet.I'm just thankful our kids have.