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Tag Archives: villains
Coming Back From Writing a Villain
Villains are always fun to write. They can be over-the-top in all sorts of ways that the heroes and supporting cast can’t get away with. Still, there are times you write a nasty, horrible villain that makes your skin crawl. … Continue reading
What If You Were a Hero From an Evil Family?
This is kind of a combination of a questions and scenario post. Doesn’t even need much of an explanation. You were born into a villain family and became a hero. Why do you think you would turn and what would … Continue reading
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Tagged answers, author, critical thinking, heroes, morality, questions, villains, writing
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7 Tips to a Hero Coming from a Villain Family
It might seem easy to have a hero come from a villainous family. Yet, you might want to put some nuance in there to really make an impact. What are some things to consider with this background? If you want … Continue reading
You’re Not the Hero?
Villain 1– We meet at least, great hero. Now you will . . . Why are you wearing all black like me? Villain 2– You can’t trick me, hero. Pretending to be like me and . . . Are you … Continue reading
7 Tips To An All Villain Story
The meme above sums it up pretty well, but there are times when characters know they’re doing bad things. So, what can you do if you want to write a story where everyone, or at least the big ones, are … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, antagonists, author, fiction, heroes, protagonists, tips, villains, writing
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7 Tips to Character’s Making Uncharacteristic Decisions
The above question does come up when you see a character acting in a way that they really shouldn’t. For some authors, this could be growth in that a risk is being taken. Yet, that doesn’t always come off correctly. … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, author, characters, development, growth, heroes, tips, villains, writing
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