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@leon-fleming

Were they worth watching? What made the later movies better than the first?

@erinramm

If that doesn’t prove how important characters are, I don’t know what does!

@devastate-lasting

Yeah you wouldn’t be able to do it with all the villains in your story if you had multiple, but you could do it with one of them.

Kinda like in the LOTR how Sauron and Saruman were nothing like Frodo, but Gollum was eerily like him. Gollum was the exact thing that would happen to Frodo if he let the ring corrupt him, which was…[Read more]

@katniss-everdeen

This may be the typical answer, but Peeta because he’s the moral compass. And I have a soft spot for bakers.

However I really love how raw, real, and complicated Katniss is. I haven’t watched or read one story that has a character quite like Katniss in it.

@not-so-secret-secret-assassin

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@devastate-lasting

I definitely agree that the best characters, including the villains, are the ones that have internal conflict and compelling motivations.

I also like villains and antagonists that scarily resemble the protagonist at his worst. The villain being a reminder to the protagonist that he easily become just like the villain himself…[Read more]

@lrc

Oooooh, glad you made this topic.

I honestly think that a good theme is one of the main things that makes a story memorable.

Loyalty is definitely something that can be explored in a story a lot of different ways. It can get pretty deep and complicated!

I also agree that showing both sides of the theme makes it much more thought…[Read more]

@katniss-everdeen

That is one of the things I loved most about the Hunger Games trilogy was how you really felt like you were in Katniss’s head. Which really immersed you into the story.

I think that the books and movies compliment each other really well. You get to know the characters better in the books, but then you get the visuals from the…[Read more]

@erinramm

*Takes off hat in respect* There is no better villain the Randall. He shall ever remain the best villain of all time.

@millennium

Welcome to the Kingdom!!

What is the novel your writing about?

Do you have a favorite book?

Sour or chocolate candy?

Okay, I’ll stop bombarding you with questions now.XD

@leon-fleming

Wait… how did you know that the restaurant’s name was Del Belourgon?!

I thought I was the only one to enter that place is literal ages!

oh, and all the cherry soda bottles are filled to the brim with fuzzy soda. I was hesitant to try them at first, but then curiosity,(and my love for cherry soda), got the best of me. Now I go…[Read more]

@michelle

Welcome to the forum!

What kind of tasty treats do you like baking/cooking?

I personally love baking chocolate chip cookies.

@leon-fleming

You are one incredible sidekick.

Did you find anything else interesting in the Kingdom’s vaults?

I’ve been dying to go there, but alas, magic tunnels only send me to abandon taco restaurants which are oddly littered with bottles of cherry soda. And don’t ask me why, I haven’t a clue.

No matter how many different tunnels I go…[Read more]

@katniss-everdeen

A very warm welcome back to the Kingdom!

We need more writers burning with passion to create awesome stories! I hope KP will be the kindling to your flame.

P.S. What’s your favorite book of the Hunger Games trilogy?

@lrc

Yes! I’d love to read some of your writing and give some of my thoughts!

Maybe sometime in the future you could read some of mine as well if you want to. The more critiques the better!

Here’s my email: Kjoy2803@gmail.com

@overcomer

I know it’s so hard to choose!

I like your perspective of how Sauron, though he wasn’t physically present throughout the story, he was mentally present throughout the trilogy. By constantly tempting anyone near with The Ring. He may not have been charging at the front his army trying to stop Frodo from is mission, but he was in…[Read more]

@leon-fleming

All very respectable villains.

No questioning that all three will go down in history as the most iconic villains of all time!

But is it bad to say that the only movie I’ve watched with Joker is lego Batman? Makes me question me movie watching choices…

@lrc

When it comes to writing, reading bad books is a lot of the time more motivating than reading good ones!

It’s good to know that someone is doing that time period justice.

I would love to be a beta reader/writer pal if you ever need one!

Though I tend  have a lot of thoughts when it comes to books. I can read one page and write a whole…[Read more]