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Oh that’s cool! It’s a very whaley piece of artwork.

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(for some reason I am quite intrigued as to how you approach this, Loops :P)

I am flattered. XD I think I agree with everything you said.

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ok this a topic I’ve always been really conflicted about so I talked to my dad. Sorry if this post ends up being too long or not making sense.

I think it depends on the story and the author, mostly. In historical fiction and other non-fantasy/sci-fi stories that take place in our world, it’s a lot easier to have…[Read more]

Because pics are working again, I’m going to art dump XD

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Here’s a whole bunch of Tauren drawings!

@thearcaneaxiom (I enjoy talking philosophy and all that so thanks for the input) @whalekeeper *Coughs* yeah… I changed a lot

but I feel that I now have a stronger plot

So I think I feel like I’m going to take the approach of good and evil and make God not exist in this universe, but still put Christian themes in here

Although I don’t think…[Read more]

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I feel like this also depends on the genre you’re writing in. Fantasy/sci-fi is a hard one because it deals with more abstract constructs and is more focused on theme, while something like modern fiction is more black and white- either you have God in the picture or you don’t. I don’t really write fantasy since I…[Read more]

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Ok this is actually super interesting…

I don’t outright write God into my stories, but I have no problem with those who do. I just think it’s really hard to get it right, so I would rather display my faith by themes.

I don’t think you even necessarily need a sacrificial death in your story in order to imitate Jesus. There are w…

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Could you tell?!! 😮😮 You’re spot on! He’s to scared to join them, so he convinces himself it just isn’t him. 😉 but yeah he really knows what he wants and is trying to avoid it.

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Hello everyone. I am Euodia and I am back from living in the middle of nowhere for a week.

I am exhausted, overwhelmed, but oh so ready to have time to RP.

So first questions… what’s happening atm? are we done with paxton stuff or is that still going on? just…[Read more]

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Clement furrows his eyebrows.

“Conceal the casualty? Excuse me, what?” He stares at the young child wide eyed.

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“And that isn’t just me trying to sound independent. I genuinely only mean to impress, oh… ninety percent of the time.”

Clement smirks. “To impress? So you stay with a group so you can have an audience?”

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“Can you believe him? Verbally attacking an innocent, sparkly-eyed child?”

Clement quirks an eyebrow at the odd statement.

who calls themselves sparkly eyed?

“You hardly look innocent.” Clement retorts, but not without a smile. He grins at the sight of Jakob, hardly able to contain his frustration.

“Oh my stars…[Read more]

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Here is a short description on how my main characters parents met, do you like it? Does it seem real?

Susanna (Anna) and Blake Smith are the parents to all the Smith children. They met at the grocery store in High school when Blake, who was stocking the shelves at the time, was high up…[Read more]

@whalekeeper Yep!

She’s an interesting character. I should really write her and her family a bit more.

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I’m here! 🙂 Sounds interesting!

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AHHHH how did I miss this?!?!

*Subscribes*

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I take inspiration from every book that I read! Right now, Christopher Paolini is really inspiring me as I read his book Eragon for the second time, because it is SO GOOD! His world building and descriptions are spot-on and it seems like Algaesia could be real! And he published it at age 15!!!! It inspires me that even teens can…[Read more]

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Well, I’m not totally sure why they hate the Paynes *yet* but I had an idea that the Paynes represent Isrealites/Jews, God’s chosen people. Also, people tend to judge others based on their looks, and since the Paynes often are deformed, they see them as ugly/inferior, etc.

Ooooh sounds interesting! If you ever post them on the forum…[Read more]

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this is where you can see updates to my writing! Any critiques you have would be so helpful!