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Tag Archives: protagonists
Why I Love/Hate Eucatastrophe?
Hero– I’m rather torn on this subject. Villain– I flat out hate the thing. Almost as much as not having a name for this skit. Hero– We can agree on that second problem. Villain– Hear me out on eucatastrophe. It … Continue reading
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Tagged antagonists, author, dialogue, eucatastrophe, heroes, literary terms, protagonists, skit, villains, writing
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Women in the Lead
Women in the driver’s seat Bathed in the spotlight For more than romance Or to be a victim And nothing more than that * They fight like a hero Make mistakes like humans And get up when they fall Because … Continue reading
The Experimental Hero: Brought to You By Science
I’ve touched on a lot of different heroes over the years, so I’m surprised I never thought about this one before. I mean, they’ve slipped into a few categories at times, but I never really locked onto the ‘experiment’ origin. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, experiment, heroes, protagonists, science, unnatural, writing
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Moving From the Spotlight to the Shadows and Back Again
I’ve mentioned a few times that I write ensemble cast stories for the most part. Legends of Windemere is the easiest example since you can’t really say any of the champions are more important than the others. This wasn’t any easy … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged ensemble cast, epic fantasy, fantasy, heroes, Legends of Windemere, magic, protagonists, shadows, spotlight, sword & sorcery, Windemere
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How Far Can an Anti-Hero Go?
In War of Nytefall, I had to change mental gears because the Dawn Fangs aren’t exactly heroes. They could be considered that by their own species, but they’re still fairly monstrous in that they kill and destroy a lot. I considered … Continue reading
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Tagged antihero, Clyde, fiction, heroes, protagonists, vampires, War of Nytefall, writing
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7 Ways to Hurt a Hero: Don’t Read If You’re a Hero. Thanks.
Don’t let the picture fool you. We aren’t talking exclusively about physical pain and torment. That’s fairly easy and people have their own preferences. Some villains go for the bones while others focus on the skin. I went to Evil … Continue reading
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Tagged antagonists, defiance, endurance, enduring torment, evil wins, fiction, heroes, Legends of Windemere, pain, protagonists, stamina, suffering, torture, villains, Windemere
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Questions 3: The Common Man Among Superhumans
The topic works off the idea that Delvin is a normal warrior among a group of superhumans. You see it very often, but the characters in this role don’t typically rise beyond sidekick or fodder. Rarely do they become a full-fledged hero … Continue reading
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Tagged answers, author, fiction, heroes, humans, protagonists, q&a, questions, questions 3, superhumans, writing
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The MacGuffin: Apparently It’s Not a Breakfast Pastry
I’ll admit that I never really knew what a MacGuffin was. I’d heard the term, but always managed to stay in the conversation without revealing my ignorance. Honestly, I kept thinking of food and puffins whenever I heard the term. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fiction, goals, heroes, indie author, macguffin, mcguffin, plot, protagonists, story, storylines, subplot, writing
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