G. B. Carter

*waves to all with thumbs up* Thanks guys!

I’m a little scared at how much you guys like villains… yikes.

😀 😀

@alia *gasp* The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin!!! I love that boooook!

@dekreel You know, surprisingly for the writer I am, I read so little. I really only read the Magic Tree House, but I love them. All of them!! They were great! And are, may I add. But yeah, I’ve always had a problem of not reading much. I’l admit I didn’t read the Chronicles…[Read more]

@catwing Man. I missed the Incredibles party.

“Mr. Incredible calling for help? Help me! Help me!”

But this is a quote for you all: “He stayed at the drive-through till sunrise. He may have dozed off once or twice.”

@dekreel Sweet! Can you give me all of this somehow virtually? 😉

@mariposa That’s a lot of snapping.

Here I go a-snapping seven times. *chuckles* Which chair is first? 😀 @ethryndal Your chair looks nice.

@dekreel And because I don’t have any weaknesses whatsoever (none that would be helpful to you, leastways….) I’m going to make one up. Anger issues. I melt stuff, don’t I? How ’bout I get angry when people argue with me and when my stories aren’t working properly. K? If not….which one of those weaknesses does no one else have…?

@dekreel MMM….nah. You can write me as the perfect character. 😉

@Leumeister Somehow I don’t think this will be helpful. XD But I like Camille, Raphael, and Lachlan. Especially Lachlan for the last guy. Which is bad because that has the least votes, and is therefore, not helpful. ;P But it really seems to fit him. The other two do too, but not in extreme like Lachlan did when I read it. And those sound like…[Read more]

@Leumeister I’m pretty sure my eleven year old brother is headed this direction. 😉 He’s writer material, and has stories in his head, but has professed a deep hate of doing the actual writing (though he loves practicing his handwriting, which is a rather strange thing). So he wishes he had a movie-making program where he could just make his…[Read more]

@Mariposa Nice. XD I’m pretty sure I guessed most of the people implicated.

@Winter-Rose Whoa. I’ll definitely be praying for you. <3

“Fear not, for I am with you, be not dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you, yes, I will help you; I will uphold you with My righteous right hand.” Isaiah 41:10

@xonos-darkgrate Sure thing!

One word: Stilts.

@leumeister *appears in a puff of smoke* I vote Celeste, Raphael, and Kenneth. *disappears once more*

@xonos-darkgrate

Hey!
So I haven’t read the thing, because I’m a bit of a ‘link-a-phobe’ (not you, just the internet), but my main thoughts are dark themes and darkness in literature in general is that if you’re not comfortable showing it to someone close to you, like your mom or dad or brother or sister or best friend, then it may have gone to…[Read more]

@dekreel THIS. THIS IS THE BESTIEST. *promptly geeks out*

The tribbles… *snickers*

I don’t think I want 11 gollums goll’ming. 😛 I’ll take the light sabers, though.

@princessfoo Get over here, fellow geek. 😀

@dekreel *cracks knuckles* Fun thread idea. Let’s see… *searches memory* Well, I dearly loved My Father’s Dragon. My fascination with dragons started at a young age, you see. I also really liked the first Boxcar Children book, The Family Under the Bridge (A children’s book about the Great Depression. Now, there’s a thought.), The Cricket in…[Read more]

@catwing Hey, I missed you around here! *cheerily toasts with cup of orange juice*

@dragon-snapper

Yes! Have two villains! Have three! Have four!

Ok, maybe don’t take it that far…

But, more than one villain is often a good idea. It keeps your protagonist on his toes. And, you know those crazy authors, they just want to make everything so hard for the hero. Not nice writerses.