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Tag Archives: prey
Predator and Prey Chat
Predator– So, I’m going to start chasing you. That sound good? Prey– Not really. I didn’t get a lot of sleep, so I don’t have much energy. Let’s play chess like in the picture. Predator– Do you have a chess … Continue reading
7 Tips to Predator vs Prey Stories
While the predator vs prey conflict is classic and easily understood, it isn’t always the easiest to write. We take the simplicity for granted at times, which means we can make mistakes that mess up the dynamic. Here are some … Continue reading
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7 Tips to Writing the Pursued POV
This topic is a little shaky. At least, trying from the Pursuer POV was tough. The reason is because you see the opposite more often. A chase tends to happen when the protagonist needs to escape. So, readers will be … Continue reading