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Characters I Write For

October Bash [CLOSED]

rottentiger-art:

In love with this Quogan edit, y'all please go watch it and give the author some love.

girldong:

carpentergothic:
girldong:
Boring: they’re all found
Better: the find the submarine empty
Even better: only one person left
Best: completely new person found alone on submarine
It’s D B Cooper
It’s DB Cooper.

(via therantygeek)

hrina:

bro WHERE is the love of my life this isn’t funny anymore

(via plaidbooks)

yoursalwaysr:

she‘s a 10 but she‘s constantly overthinking and creating problems in her head that aren‘t there in the first place

It’s me “hi!” I’m the problem it’s me.

(via heartlessakhi)

roguecompanion1812:

rjeddystone:
rooksandravens:
homeworkforpigeons:
me: *writes fic*
me: great! time to post to ao3-
ao3 summary box: *exists*
me:
ao3 summary box:
me:
ao3 summary box:
me:
Ooh, this is actually kinda a neat thing, because you can think of it as a checklist:
Who: Main character(s)
Why: Character goal or desire (stated)
Why: Character need (implied)
When: Inciting Incident
What: Means (that achieves the goal/need)
Where: Place A >> Place B
How: The Plan
Obstacle(s): antagonist or challenge
For example:
Who: Bilbo Baggins, a respectable hobbit of Hobbiton
Why: Treasure, wealth (stated)
Why: Adventure, self-respect (implied)
When: After supper
What: Quest
Where: Hobbiton >> The Lonely Mountain
How: A company of dwarves, a wizard, and an ancient map and key
Main antagonist(s): a dragon
Thus, in less than 100 words:
Bilbo Baggins is a respectable hobbit in Hobbiton, never making any trouble or having any adventures. But when a wizard and a company of dwarves invite themselves to dinner, Bilbo finds himself joining their quest from the shires of Hobbiton to the legendary Lonely Mountain, the home of a long lost treasure, and quite, possibly, a dragon.
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The Anatomy of Story by John Truby is a really good book by the by, if anyone’s interested in this sort of thing.
This is super helpful!’