Alia

@alia

All right…the clichés:

Villain clichés:

• villain always, always wears black. Maybe red, if they’re feeling adventurous.
• They tend to be rather tall and thin and have long fingers
• and hands which they rub together when they feel evil
• and a cackling laugh
• also must have a henchman who’s short
• fat
• stupid
• and refers to the v…

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@alia *cracks knuckles* My time has come! Was there a particular genre you wanted? I do fantasy, so here are a bunch of fantasy ones.

MC being the Chosen One
Being an orphan
Having strange, unexpected powers previously unaware of
A whole society the MC didn’t know about living right under noses
“Good” elves and dwarfs, “evil” orcs, goblins,…[Read more]

@alia

It could be interesting, clichés are fun to play with! @rochellaine likes doing clichés and making them humorous, so she might have some tips for you! My course of action tends to be killing them…violently. But they are a lot of fun to play with. Have you ever read anything by Terry Pratchett?

@alia Fun is the word to describe it…*rolls eyes and faints dramatically*

Awesome! Ah, I love clichés too. I use way too many of them.

@alia Polishing up some blurbs. How about you?

@alia Hello!

@seekjustice @rochellaine @catwing @dragon-snapper @dekreel @valtmy @alia @ariel-ashira (have you returned yet?)

I am doing blogging stuff and writing. Anyone wanna join me?

@valtmy @dekreel @jenwriter17 @rochellaine @alia @catwing

Anyone around?

@seekjustice @valtmy @alia I’m here.
@rochellaine I could maybe read it tomorrow some. It sounds very interesting.

@rochellaine Ooh, I’d love to read it! 😀

@seekjustice @valtmy @catwing@dekreel @dragon-snapper @alia @ariel-ashira Anyone on? I’m working on a blog post.

@rochellaine @catwing @alia Bye!

@jenwriter17 Hello!

@catwing I’m not sure. 😉

Farewell!

@seekjustice Why thank you!  I love it when I make good arguments, 😛

True romance shall live on!

@jenwriter17 @alia @valtmy I am going to be leaving now,  Goodnight everyone!

@Rochellaine Also the dwarves brought him to the coffin right?

@seekjustice I can make more points tomorrow.

@jenwriter17 @valtmy @alia I am going to sleep. Good night. I finished this edit stage! *throws feathers* Rewriting tomorrow. ^.^

@seekjustice I count “first sight” as first conversation or so.  You can tell millions about a person’s personality from the way they dress, stand, and walk, and you can tell some about their beliefs and morals from the location you find them.

…honestly, if a guy came up to me and sang me a song like Phillip and Florian did, I’d have a pretty…[Read more]

@rochellaine

I don’t see Mulan as a female empowerment film, though certainly people like to claim it as such, rather I see it as a story about love that is so strong you would sacrifice your life for it. In the film, she goes to war for her father, in the original story/history its for her little brother, and I know, or at least would like to…[Read more]

@alia How could I forget Snow White? But I can’t remember her encounter with the prince…

@Alia I got as far as him taking them flying and them being terribly hungry and he would wander off literally forgetting they existed. It was ruining the movie for me.
I guess the movie version is still a bit strange.

@rochellaine

I messed up your tag in my above message!

@alia Me too, I’ve tried explaining that before. I think two examples of Disney characters who actually do have it would be Quasimodo and Rapunzel, but definitely not Belle.

And again, me too! I have only a general idea of Ancient China, but I still know its pretty…[Read more]

@alia I think people nowadays (including myself) are too worried about finding the “perfect” match to ever be willing to chance love at first sight.  I think it used to happen a lot more than it does now, because people were willing to take risks and know they could love each other in spite of faults, rather than needing someone without faults…[Read more]