Forty questions about my creations
snagged from elrhiarhodan - Depending on the questions, it can also work for art and vids. Feel free to specify if you'd prefer fic/art/vid. Otherwise I'll just pick the one I feel the most relevant/interesting. :)
Rules: Pick up to three questions and give me the numbers. I'll answer at least one of them.
1. Describe your comfort zone-a typical you-fic.
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Rules: Pick up to three questions and give me the numbers. I'll answer at least one of them.
1. Describe your comfort zone-a typical you-fic.
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Writing fanfics is definitely just a fun hobby. For me, along with art and vids, it's a way to expend the experience with a show (or an actor) I love, staying in that universe.
You know the feeling you have that when you open a book, it's like opening a window to a different universe? Well, all my arts, no matter the form, is a way to keep the window opened.
19. Stephen King once said that his muse is a man who lives in the basement. Do you have a muse?
I've always thought that was a weird question. Or a weird thing to say from Stephen King. I wouldn't say I have a muse. I have materials, stories, characters, that inspire me. White Collar inspires me, Peter Burke inspires me. But I wouldn't say Peter is my muse. Peter is a character. But I don't personify my inspiration.
35. Would you ever kill off a canon character?
Oh god no! It's painful enough to have to deal with the fact that Neal is dead for everyone else for a year, god I wouldn't inflict that on anyone. I don't know, I feel like writing it would feel as if I was the one inflicting it to the characters, and I care for them way too much for that. I have issues with violence and pain, people suffering, and killing someone off would be way too painful for the ones left behind.
Also, come to think of it, I don't think I would kill off a bad guy if I could avoid it, even if no one would really care. Killing people feels just wrong.
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