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Tag Archives: death
Do You Wanna Kill A Character?
(Originally posted on January 21, 2015.) I was going to be serious and some of these suggestions will be in that category. Yet I find myself in a silly mood, which means we’ll see what happens. So what are some … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged antagonists, author, body count, character, death, fiction, heroes, humor, killing, killing characters, protagonists, shock, villains, writing
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Poetry Day: The Living Dead
(Another poem about death . . . or life. Sorry?) We are mortal beings In the grand expanse of time Our half-blink existence Cherished by so few Because so many miss the point They live to die Believing it the … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged author, death, life, living life, philosophy, poems, poet, poetry, writing
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Poetry Day: The Invisible Switch
(Yup, another poem about death. I think about the subject a lot for some reason. Not in a ‘I want to die’ way. There’s a terrifying fascination in my brain about the whole concept. I have grow anxious when the … Continue reading
Death Comes Faster
Finality comes faster As you age your mind Cast away your childhood To be serious And stern And mature Nothing is left To nurture your spirit No reaching back To touch your youth Recapture energy To ward off the reaper … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged acting your age, author, death, maturity, poem, poetry, writing, youth
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Sacrifices in Fiction
Heroes or their allies sacrificing themselves in fiction has been around for decades upon decades. It’s a common trope that people don’t typically get upset about. Not unless it’s done poorly. So, why are sacrifices in fiction so common among … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, death, emotional impact, fiction, helping, loyalty, sacrifices, writing
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Elevator Shaft Death
So, I never watched the show above. The ‘elevator death’ episode came out in March 1991 and I was 10. I did hear shows having surprise deaths as I grew up and people usually referenced this event. Not to mention … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, characters, death, elevator shaft, plot, shock, story, writing
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Ghost Month: Banshees, Wraiths, and Revenants
Time for a triple because these three are all ghosts that I feel are similar. Can’t put my finger on why I feel that way, but I’m going with it in order to include more types of ghosts this month. … Continue reading
Ghost Month: The Ladies
I started from THIS SITE and went hunting from there. First, the lady ghosts all get their colors from the dresses that they wear: White Ladies These are the most common type of lady ghosts. They are typically associated with women … Continue reading
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