Snapper

@dragon-snapper The is a name site where you can search for names from different places. http://www.behindthename.com If you need to look up names…

Ooohh @dragon-snapper those are really cool.

@dragon-snapper Coooool. What was the name of the character I drew for you by the way?
@aislinn-mollisong FIRE!!! *flys around room since she doesn’t have any fire related powers* I like it.

@Dragon-Snapper really cool!

@dragon-snapper Ooh! That one’s cool too! Keep up the good work! 🙂

@dragon-snapper I like how both of your collages have actors from Narnia XD

@dragon-snapper Nice collages! Does your story have to deal with computer worlds/cyberspace?

@dragon-snapper Wow! Your collage is super cool! I can’t wait to see more!

@Dragon-Snapper I LOVE NAMES. I NAME EVERYTHING.

*coughs*
With that crucial bit of random information out of the way, I’d tend to agree with you. The best fantasy names are those that don’t look so absolutely foreign they’re impossible to relate to. The name should describe your character, not overshadow him. Personally I love old Norse, Saxon,…[Read more]

Sweet! I love names myself, @dragon-snapper. And I have one, big fat tip for you:

DO NOT EVER EVER UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES USE Z’S OR X’S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I read a book recently where almost half of the “fantasy words” had X’s or Z’s in them, and it was painful. (On the strain of the “fantasy words”, do not use too many!!! That book did that…[Read more]

@emily @shannon @seekjustice @that_writer_girl_99 @catwing @dragon-snapper @anyonesle
I’m going to try to write (I developed and mean headache packing all day)

@Dragon-snapper, I honestly don’t think the names matter too much. it’s the character that makes the name memorable, not vice versa. For example, the names Harry and Percy are now instantly recognisable as fantasy names, because of Harry Potter and Percy Jackson, but there are probably heaps of average, ordinary men (maybe even women) named Harry…[Read more]

@dragon-snapper @that_writer_girl_99 Are you guys still writing? I have about half an hour to write.

@dragon-snapper @that_writer_girl_99 Sadly, I must leave. I have lots of schoolwork to do. Byeeeeeee!

@dragon-snapper Okay, thanks! I think that I’ll stretch it out between two or three books so it isn’t very sudden.

eesh. I only recently learned what a character arc was, and I’m still trying to figure out how to write one. @epicaddie2 But what @dragon-snapper said is right. We’re people, constantly learning what’s right and wrong, just like our characters. If you strive to portray that accurately, then I’m not sure you can restrict an arc to any length.…[Read more]

@dragon-snapper @that_writer_girl_99 Question. Can character arcs be too big?

@dragon-snapper @that_writer_girl_99
I can join you guys, but not for very long. I have schoolwork that needs to be done. *sigh*

I’m working on a thing for my Motion Picture writing class. So…schoolwork, but still fun. @dragon-snapper

Although, can I tell you a secret? My least favorite part of writing the script is adhering to the script format. It’s strange and feels constricting.