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Tag Archives: morals
Author Morality Vs. Reader Morality
One of the toughest parts of a story is considering the morality, which we don’t really pay much attention to. Why? We tend to assume everyone believes in the same concept of ‘good vs evil’. In general, the definitions of … Continue reading
Questions 3: Being Morally Gray
Some may argue that Boromir isn’t morally gray since he was being controlled by the ring and didn’t actually steal it. Others may say he is the perfect example since he felt he was doing the right thing for Gondor … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged 3, answers, authors, fiction, morality, morally gray, morals, questions, readers, writing
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Questions 3: Fairy Tails From Around the World
I’m going to admit that I don’t know many fairy tales beyond the ones American children get while growing up. Those tend to be Disney-associated. So, this is a topic I’m curious about, but have no knowledge on. I did … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged answers, cultures, fairy tales, fiction, lessons, morals, q&a, questions
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Upping the Sex in a Series
I’m going to tackle this one right off the bat. There’s a reason that this weighs heavy on my mind with War of Nytefall: Ravenous. Actually, it’s a few reasons: Desirae Duvall’s main business hub is a brothel. Desirae Duvall is … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged censorship, Dawn Fangs, erotica, fiction, I am throwing out tags randomly, intimacy, limits, lust, magic, morals, romance, sex, vampires, War of Nytefall, Windemere, writing
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What Do You Look for in Character Code Consistency?
You ever read a story and the character does something that seems out of place? Maybe the noble hero flat out killed someone for insulting him. Perhaps the villain laid waste to an entire town and left the school alone … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, consistency, ethics, evil, evolution, fiction, good, heroes, morality, morals, story, writing
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Morality and Fiction
I might run the risk of getting into trouble here, but it’s something that I want to write about. Morals and ethics within a fantasy setting are an interesting pitfall. The nuances of these categories differ among groups and individuals. … Continue reading
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