yourfavouritedoll
Did a little more writing, not as much as I would have liked, but it is what it is.
writerswritecompany
Writers Write is a resource for writers. In this post, we explain how to write positive and negative character arcs.
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You’ve probably heard the phrase “character arc” tossed around, but few seem to know how to define the concept, let alone use it. And even when writers define a character arc and how to effectively employ it, their answers are head-spinningly complicated.
Today I’d like to take a crack at addressing this problem. I propose to do so using examples from the ubiquitous hit TV show– Avatar: The Last Airbender. And this show is back in the zeitgeist since it was released on Netflix, so I’m confident most folks will track with me. To those who haven’t watched this masterpiece of animation: SPOILERS AHEAD.
Let’s begin by defining our terms.
abschaumno1
giidas
The best sleeping positions when you are injured.
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PILLOW
Okay but what if everything hurts
sweetlittlevampire
The girlfriend is at work right now, but after that? It’s Baking Time!
This will turn into a red berry cake eventually.
sweetlittlevampire
Just a heads-up - the girlfriend will be staying with me for a few days, so I might not be online as much for a while. :3
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feralseraph
I love people with obscure knowledge or useless academic insights. I want to hear your analysis of lighting in Ratatouille. Tell me about the history of soda pop or the references to classical mythology in Macbeth. I want to know about the underlying homoerotic context of that 1930s sci-fi paperback. I think all knowledge is worthwhile knowledge. Explain to me the ecosystems that komodo dragons inhabit. Don’t be afraid to learn for the sake of learning.
cliopadra
Just a quick little painting of a mini Aziraphale surrounded by food and a snek for… reasons. (inspired by Gingerhaole’s latest picture)
webuiltmonsters
