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@dekreel I’m here catching up on blog comments and hoping to find motivation to continue my epicly long NaNo novel.

@dragon-snapper @emily  @winter-rose  @audrey-caylin  @seekjustice  @waterlily  @sam-kowal  @perfectfifths

Anyone want to accompany a poor little wolf-woman who’s revising a complicated school essay? 😛

@catwing  @perfectfifths

No it’s not…

“You expect us to swim there?!”

“I expect you to trust me!”

@perfectfifths XP indeed.

@supermonkey42  @sam-kowal  What were your favorite Tree House books? I likes that magical saga about… Oh, it was a wand, and they were trying to find happiness for a magician (I forgot his name!) who lived in Camelot. And there were certain rules one had to follow in order for the wand to work.

@dekreel Yes!

“Get a grip! Or so help me I will ground you for a month!”

…

“Good. Those look like land based missiles, so there must be land that way.”

“You mean we have to go toward the guys who tryed to kill us?”

“If it means land, then yes.”

There. The scene is complete…

@catwing “We survived but we’re dead!!” XD

@dekreel I was a reading monster when I was kid.

Ironically I didn’t really read that many kids books, I started with Harry Potter when I was 8, along with the Hobbit and then Eragon

When I was younger than that, I loved the Magic Treehouse. I mean LOVED them. Also, I read the Boxcar Children a little bit.

And also Narnia! How could I forget…[Read more]

@dekreel some of those are writing weaknesses… Now you know more about my character. 🙂
Writer’s block… I don’t feel like writing. I don’t know how to get my characters out of a mess. I want to do something else. Rewriting something a few times. I need to work on Showing not Telling.

@dragon-snapper You’ve already got loads of good tips so I probably can’t say much more, but all I can would say is, Yes 😀 😀

Totally have two villains, if you like

It can help make things a lot more interesting, although it can be harder to write both at once

If I were you, I really wouldn’t make one half one villain and then switch to…[Read more]

@catwing  The Incredibles!!!!!!!! *dances around at Pixar reference*

@perfectfifths @daughteroftheking @dragon-snapper @ingridrd @dekreel @people-of-KP Here’s one!

“We’re dead!”

“It blew up!”

“We’re dead!”

“Did you see that? It blew up!”

“We’re dead!”

Now guess!

@catwing  Wow… Nice list! I actually meant writing weaknesses — considering writer’s block. *gives nervous smile*  But thank you!!

@dragongeek Hello. You play School of Dragons? Well now me and my brother do. So he wanted me to see if we three shall have a clan. 🙂

@xonos-darkgrate I agreed with @kate-flournoy @dragon-snapper @daeus
I was going to say what Kate said.

@dekreel
*sees list* … I didn’t think it was that long… I did put some good things…
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Oh! And I can’t faint. I tried. My brain always tricks me into not fainting. Yeah. I held my breath cause I wanted to faint. But my brain didn’t listen. *shrug*

@dekreel I have returned!!! My weaknesses? Here’s a few… Things.
Knows when not to speak, but not always when to speak.

Doesn’t always plan ahead or outline. Scratch that. Hardly plans or outlines.

A lot of things she ‘plans’ are random on the spot.

She puts her characters in an underwater prison and decides they must escape with paper clips,…[Read more]

Lots of works have more than one villain. For the BBC series of Robin Hood, they had the Sheriff of Notingham, and Guy of Gisborne. Guy mostly worked for the Sheriff, but he also had his own personal axe to grind with Robin Hood, which didn’t just make him the main villain’s lackey.

Lord of the Rings has both Sauron and Sauraman Again, Sauraman…[Read more]