Christine Eaton

Yeah, what’s up with that? Either we’re prancing through a field of flowers, or wreaking havoc throughout the universe!

@graciegirl YES. It’s crazy. :’D Literally the only INFP heroes/heroines I’ve been able to find are Frodo Baggins, Arwen Undomiel, Anne of Green Gables, and one or two others I can’t remember. Whereas the villains… I can…[Read more]

@dragon-snapper @daeus Oh, thanks! Now that I clicked on the link I realized that I have taken that test before. My result was “Advocate” or INFJ. I just didn’t notice those letters on the side of the personality type until now.

@GracieGirl ha! 😀 I haven’t read it either. INFP villains do seem to be remarkably prevalent though. It’s scary actually, but since I’ve started looking I’ve found more INFP villains than I have heroes. ;P

@GracieGirl oooh, actually you know what? You’re right. Good example.

@Dragon-Snapper *chokes* I am mortally afeared. XD

Not natural villain material! But @kate-flournoy ! I can be a villain…see, watch.
Eearrgh *pulls out foam pirate sword*

@Daeus wellll… I have an ENFJ anti-hero but he’s not written yet, so… XD
*ahem*
Yes. Let me think.
Hmmmm… *scratches head* You guys aren’t natural villain material.:P The only one I can think of straight off the top of my head is Mr. Waternoose, from Monsters Inc, and then it’s close between ENFJ and ENTJ.
Also… hm. *dredges through the…[Read more]

@jenali Oh boy, the SACK would love to be gagged.

@delightinlife *cough* Yes…it is from the 16personalities test. That’s the name of the site. Personally, I hardly understand any of it, nor have I taken much time to, but @kate-flournoy and a few others love it. I am ENFJ, which is protagonist…whatever that means. 😛

@dragon-snapper By the way, I keep seeing ENFJ or other letters mentioned. Is that from a personality test? If so, which one? (I’m just curious) Thanks! 🙂

@daeus Hmmm…the only ENFJs I know are you and myself…
@delightinlife Yay! Yes, that ‘cliche’ I think is so funny, because although true, and although I’ve used it myself, it may well have been used by every author out there. 😛
@jenali 😀 Thanks so much!

@dragon-snapper Oh my goodness! I didn’t read this all the way through until just now, but this is awesome! My favorite part was: “Her fist was stuck midair, and she thought back to every book she had read before. Great. Now she was living a cliché.”
Thanks so much for sharing! I am eagerly awaiting the sequel! 🙂

What’s the next quote?

@Dragon-Snapper it doesn’t really matter when you have beta-readers actually. I think it is pretty standard procedure to wait until you’re ‘done’, but in my case the story was so ridiculously long I’ve been sending it out in sections to the first round, hammering the second draft into shape as I go. Once I finish up with that I’ll run through it…[Read more]

@daeus *jots notes quickly into notebook* I see…another great lesson from King Daeus.
You accidentally controlled the people. *claps* More ice cream for all.

@perfectfifths … … …
I can only think of one person on KP who has an instrument as their profile picture… *glances at you* Would you like to be the bard/minstrel?

@kate-flournoy Back to the two cents.
Thanks for all the advice! I see that I’m going to have to learn more about the main character…that sounds strange, seeing as I invented the MC. 😛
Una pregunta: for beta-readers, do people have beta-readers while they’re writing, after they’ve finished writing, or does it vary? (I assume there isn’t a…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy Never mind. It just decided to show up. 😛

@kate-flournoy *takes to cents* Before, I get back to you on the two cents, are you able to see the post that I made to create this topic? I can’t see it anywhere…