Also keep in mind what they fear and value. Have them lose what they loved most and be overpowered by the thing they feared most
Different kisses, good for writing
Especially mine. Idea: write about how several characters have to go into your mind. What horrors await? Plus hilarity ensures.
Knowing how far they were willing to go tells you a lot about that person. And whether you can trust them to have your back.
Kids Writing Prompts-Feb2017-Her life changed when she learned the monsters were protecting her.
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apparently you should actually only use 'said' but hey, you do it your way >.^
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"You will never really die?" "I can't. Unfortunately. I'm cursed." At least she thought she would never die....
Character-creation questions that actually MATTER (instead of trivia such as, "What's their favorite color?" or, "What was their high school mascot?")
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“Literally everything about this is illegal." Sending your characters on legal endeavors just isn't as exciting for some reason. Where will this #writingprompt take you? www.writersrelief.com
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Dialogue Prompt -- "Who Are You?" "Demon to some. Angel to others."
I LOVE THIS!! Great tips for the writers who struggle with dialogue or just want a refresher
Really useful tips to get your reader shipping your characters' relationship