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Five Character Inspiration Tips

When writing a story, the characters carry the plot. No characters, no plot (though this rule is flexible). However, the task of creating memorable characters can be a daunting one. Sometimes we just need a little inspiration to get over the intimidation, and this tutorial will help light that spark you need, whether it’s making a character from scratch or simply refining an existing one. 1. Break Stereotypes Stock characters that fit into a mold are predictable and boring. However, they can make a handy springboard of inspiration. Challenge yourself to tackle a stereotype, and create a unique new character from it. For example, exam

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A Monster From Out of Town

A Gravity Falls/ The Property of Hate crossover fanfic I do not own GF or TPoH. When people think 'demon', they usually picture ugly creatures with devilish intentions. Hostile, horrifying, and worthy of hate. They don't usually picture them as one eyed triangles in a top hat and a bowtie, sitting on a dreamscape tree branch while staring into space with their only eye. "Uugh…" Bill Cipher grumbled while rubbing the top of his triangular body, or forehead. "Geez, what kind of crazy kid would use fireworks in a puppet show?" He scrunched his eye shut. "Getting forced out of a human body is one thing, but being literally blown out of a

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A Guide to Writing Dialogue

What is dialogue, exactly? The definition from Merriam-Webster’s dictionary was several lines long, so I shall summarize it in a short sentence for the sake of the readers; it’s the writing that illustrates conversations between two or more characters in a story. We read and hear it all around us, but creating it in your own work can be a challenge. However, if you find dialogue an obstacle in your writing, then don’t push the panic button. In this tutorial, you’ll find by analyzing what dialogue can do and how to use it, you can turn your greatest fear into your greatest ally in your story. What dialogue is Like I&#

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