SeekeroftheTruth

Sorry about the delay, that was my fault. The good news is that I started the sprint thread at 4:30 and stopped at 5:00. If I’ve counted the words for today’s writing between those timelines correctly, I would say that I’ve written 226 words.

I have started on it today, and I have stopped at 1:00. I haven’t written much, but I was trying to write down notes for Ariel Faith and ran into some issues. The words I’ve written include 56, including the title for Ariel Faith’s name and the names describing specific topics for her.

Sorry for the late update. I’m new to writing sprint thread (me shrugging sheepishly).

I’d like to join the sprint thread.

Hi, it’s SeekeroftheTruth!
I read the synopsis for your story and I like the way the plot is. I’m curious about what a Biblical Fantasy Idea is and how to turn it into a story? I’d like to write a story that is inspired by not only the Bible, The Chronicles of Narnia, and The Kingdom Series, but also by movies and books of Disney, Nickelodeon, and…[Read more]

Hi, it’s SeekeroftheTruth!

I am curious, what is a sprint?

Hi, it’s SeekeroftheTruth.

I am glad I found this post, because I have question concerning the thought of putting God and Jesus in my stories.

I want to involve God and Jesus in my Christian allegory stories, and I have a Jesus-Figure in mind, such as Judah the Lion.

Now, here’s my worry.

I don’t want to be copycat for C. S. Lewis (as he is…[Read more]

That actually really helps. To be honest, I know what that’s like to fear about not going to Heaven. I still struggle with that worry, and agree that worry does not just go away overnight (even though I wish it would). Thank you for the answers. 🙂

Thank you for the examples, they actually help and can be relatable. Not only when it comes to characters but for the people who read about them in stories, as well. 🙂

Thank you! I understand what you mean, and it’s a good way to put it. In way, it’s like saying a character should be able to overcome his/her doubts in order to triumph over fears. But we can’t make a character all-the-time brave and all-the-time doubtless. For what I’ve learned is courage is not without fear, just as faith is not without doubt.

I might have more than one type of favorite villain, but I think probably the scariest is one when a villain is seeking love (not romance, but platonic!).

You can think Erik/Phantom from The Phantom of the Opera for that thought.

Too often (no offense, please don’t get mad) we think of villains as always wanting and/or being hungry for power,…[Read more]

Yes, your letters are helpful. I’m actually glad that I got to read the differences and similarities of the characters.

Sincerely, SeekeroftheTruth