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Here's the rest of the week's.
16. Do you write romantic relationships? How do you do with those, and how “far” are you willing to go in your writing? ;)
Most of my characters are in romantic relationships of some sort, hah. I'll be the first to admit I do not have a lot of experience with them, and the "farthest" I've gone was that near rape Vlad/Vhe scene I wrote last year sometime.
17. Favorite protagonist and why!
Vlad is my muse, what do you expect! :) He's not the narrator of any story he is involved with, but I greatly enjoy writing about him because of all my characters, he is probably the one that changes most from the point of beginning to end. Revere is second, mostly because I've spent two years working on developing his character, he is passive, and he is completely silent, having never spoken a single word since his creation at the beginning of time.
18. Favorite antagonist and why!
Crouxes, without a doubt. There's just something really, really fun about a crazed, megalomaniacal demigod who is not only waging a war against the God of Time, he is directly responsible for the deaths of two of the Lesser Gods.
19. Favorite minor that decided to shove himself into the spotlight and why!
Do "characters that started off minor and suddenly became woah important" count? If so, Silas totally qualifies, because when I originally introduced him he was a somewhat minor character (middle character?) who suddenly BAM! became part of a catalyst for a major plot point!
16. Do you write romantic relationships? How do you do with those, and how “far” are you willing to go in your writing? ;)
Most of my characters are in romantic relationships of some sort, hah. I'll be the first to admit I do not have a lot of experience with them, and the "farthest" I've gone was that near rape Vlad/Vhe scene I wrote last year sometime.
17. Favorite protagonist and why!
Vlad is my muse, what do you expect! :) He's not the narrator of any story he is involved with, but I greatly enjoy writing about him because of all my characters, he is probably the one that changes most from the point of beginning to end. Revere is second, mostly because I've spent two years working on developing his character, he is passive, and he is completely silent, having never spoken a single word since his creation at the beginning of time.
18. Favorite antagonist and why!
Crouxes, without a doubt. There's just something really, really fun about a crazed, megalomaniacal demigod who is not only waging a war against the God of Time, he is directly responsible for the deaths of two of the Lesser Gods.
19. Favorite minor that decided to shove himself into the spotlight and why!
Do "characters that started off minor and suddenly became woah important" count? If so, Silas totally qualifies, because when I originally introduced him he was a somewhat minor character (middle character?) who suddenly BAM! became part of a catalyst for a major plot point!