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Tag Archives: hero
Revisit: What Do You Look For In Character Evolution?
(Originally posted on July 25, 2013. Not exactly the evolution about since we’re talking more mental and emotional than physical. Realizing that many of these are kind of short too. Guess it’s from a time when I had more activity … Continue reading
Revisit: What Do You Look For In a Hero?
(Originally posted on July 22, 2013. Pretty simple and to the point. Realizing these posts are mostly for interactions though. What do you think?) One of the more interesting things about Beginning of a Hero reviews was that a few … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged book, books, bravery, courage, discussion, evil, fiction, good, hero, power, preferences, question, writer
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Revisit- Conflict: Fancy Way of ‘Good vs Evil’
Looks like I first talked about conflict on April 17, 2013. I’m surprised I had a thought list since it looks like I was all over the place back then. Some posts only had one line and I assume a … Continue reading
Revisit: Because Good is Dumb
Posted on March 25, 2013, I do have more to say on this. Now, the topic is how my heroes are unaware of what the villains are doing. I’m sure it was meant as an insult now, but I do … Continue reading
Revisit: Crushers of Souls and Puppies
This went live on January 2, 2013 and it comes off as fairly naive. I seem so simplistic in my view on villains and what makes one good. Not sure why I lacked any nuance, especially since I had to … Continue reading
Revisit: No Fun in Perfection
This was posted December 26, 2012 and I love the opening warning. Even in my haggard state, I was able to make some sense. Pretty sure I’ve touched on this subject a few times afterwards, but it’s funny how it … Continue reading
Revisiting Origins: Aedyn Karwyn
Aedyn began like Fritz and Nimby as another player’s character in the game. There was a big difference between him and them. The guy playing Aedyn was more into the mechanics of the game than the character. So, Aedyn wasn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins, Legends of Windemere
Tagged action adventure, adventure, Aedyn Karwyn, author, book, books, character, characters, d&d, evolution, fantasy, fiction, friends, hero, holy magic, Legends of Windemere, magic, origin, priest, religion, story, storyteller, storytelling, sun, sword & sorcery, Windemere, writer, writing
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Jung’s Archetypes: The Ego Quartet
You can see examples of each one in the above picture, which I’m going to attach to each of the posts. This one is going to be about the 4 Ego Archetypes, which are Innocent, Everyman, Hero, and Caregiver. As … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged Archetypes, caregiver, Carl Jung, characters, ego, everyman, hero, innocent, orphan, personality, psychology, regular person, writing
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The Serial Killer Hero: Does It Work?
Apparently, I did this topic long ago. Found out when I vaguely remembered using the picture above and went hunting. I won’t read it again because it was more on the morality of such a protagonist instead of how to … Continue reading
Posted in Crossing Bedlam
Tagged anti-hero, author, bad good guy, Crossing Bedlam, fiction, hero, Lloyd, Lloyd Tenay, murderer, serial killer, writing
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