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7 Tips to Mirror Matches
Mirror matches can be fun and you don’t have to be too complicated. Then again, making things very simple can have the whole thing fall flat. What are some ways to make the mirror match more effective? Put some thought … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, enemies, heroes, mirror match, rivalry, tips, villains, writing
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The Mirror Match
Now, this is different from a character fighting their evil twin or a clone. In that scenario, the combatants are identical in most, if not every, way. A mirror match differs in that they characters are opposites in some fashion. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, differences, enemies, heroes, mirror match, opposites, villains, writing
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Goal Post: Cold Before The Storm
Today, the temps are around the negatives and single digits due to the wind. Tomorrow is supposed to be a blizzard, which will leave 8-15 inches. It’s been a long time since a winter storm hit us that hard, so … Continue reading
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Tagged exhaustion, goals, life, parenting, school, shoveling, snow, working, writing
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#2 of 2025: 7 Tips to Reincarnated Characters
(Originally posted on February 5, 2025.) Having a protagonist being a reincarnation of a previous character or reborn as a powerful being can make a fun story. You open up a lot of possibilities. So, what are some tips to … Continue reading
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Tagged characters, fantasy, fiction, hints, rebirth, reincarnation, tips, writing
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Poetry Day: Test of Man
(Wow. Almost forgot about this one. Surprising since I still think about this possibility at least once a week.) I hear them all Damning fellow beings To endless suffering As if they are the judges The final word on morality … Continue reading
Superhuman Learning Methods
The anime above is what made me think of this topic. Specifically, a scene where the main character (guy) starts accidentally absorbing knowledge. Not going to get into the plot, but he gains the ability to rapidly grow in powers, … Continue reading
Skill and Knowledge Absorbers
While Rogue of the X-Men wasn’t the character who triggered this idea, I think she’s a good example. Although, she steals from other people while I’m thinking of characters who simply learn at a superhuman speed. I’ll go into specific … Continue reading
Goal Post: Chaos and Phone Outages
Not a single day went smoothly this week. If this was a rollercoaster, it would be nothing more than spinning with random parts where the cart has to jump a ramp. Pettiness, high emotions, health stuff, and the Verizon outage … Continue reading
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