#AwesomeCharacters
In #TFTNG, Acanthus considers themself a person who tries their best but comes up short. Cypress thinks of himself as a good person.
In #s3, Rebecca thinks of herself as just a generally good person.
In #YP, Phoebe delights in being a villain. She knows she's a criminal.
🍂 Charlie (Chelizabeth) Delta 🦊 @charliedeltawrites.bsky.social
Tell me about your #AwesomeCharacters Let's discuss morality. Does your MC consider themself a good person? A villain? Somewhere in between? Perhaps more importantly, do the people around them agree with their assessment? #WriteSky #WritingCommunity #WritingPrompts
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An October Prompt Game of Miscellaneous Proportions
FRIDAY FLIGHTS OF FANCY
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Prompt:
30 | You have unprecedented control over the casting of your book’s adaptation! Who would you cast as your leads?
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It’s rather difficult to think of a talent with the right combination of charm, intelligence, and gravitas for my autobiography-turned-biopic, but I do believe that Gary Croldman or Viola Corvidavis could pull it off—under my direction, of course.
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An October Prompt Game of Miscellaneous Proportions
THURSDAY THRIFTED THERAPY
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Prompt:
29 | Which of these famous thinkers’ philosophies on love would speak to your character most? Why?
Love is…
Aristotle: One soul residing in two bodies.
Freud: Desire in disguise.
Buddha: Letting go.
Emerson: Transformative, when given all.
Nietzsche: The drive to possess another.
Dostoevsky: Suffering.
Shakespeare: An ever-fixed mark.
Schopenhauer: A trick of nature.
Marx: A luxury the poor cannot afford.
Rumi: The fire that burns everything false.
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Philosophers, writers, and artists have mused on the nature of love since... well, forever, it seems. Me, I’ve always rather liked Blaise Pascal’s quote: “The heart has its reasons which reason knows nothing of.” But what do I know—I’m just a crow.
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An October Prompt Game of Miscellaneous Proportions
TUESDAY TROPES
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Prompt:
27 | Tell us about a found family in your story. Who are the characters involved? How did they come together? What qualities do they bring out in each other? Feel free to share a snip.
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This trope is near and dear to my heart, as I myself have a chosen family. The ones whom I call family are a tree frog who cannot stay out of trouble, a bossy butterfly who always thinks she knows best, and a shockingly dim-witted black cat. All inexplicably and horrendously lovable.
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