Now I have my own unique strategy at doing the summaries at ff.net. I make a statement, then one or two leading questions based on the content:

for example: InuYasha wants Kagome to join him in doing something she used to like. Why is she reluctant? And what does he remind her about?

One afternoon, bandits try to kidnap Kagome while she is collecting herbs. Something strange happens to her while InuYasha searches frantically for her. Who is this person who comes to her while she's unconscious?

One afternoon, Rin stumbles across something she wasn't meant to see. Why doesn't she leave? And who else was watching InuYasha and Kagome?


Comm summaries are a bit different, but I'm not very deep there:

Interesting how the same word can mean different things considering who's it's directed at.

Rin stumbles onto something she wasn't supposed to see...but is she the only voyeur?


Simple, but still mostly teasers. That's my system. I would summarize things differently if I needed a true summary, like for the last piece:

Rin accidently stumbles across InuYasha and Kagome who do not realize they are being watched while they share an intimate moment. Rin, panicked, runs off, but someone else who is watching does not pull away so quickly. (I wouldn't say more than that because I don't want my summary to spoil it.)

But I do prefer doing the teasers.