Plotting question about character death
From an upcoming story chapter I'm working on:
OK, I have a character who is going to try to kill himself to prevent Angelus from finding out some sensitive information that he knows. He's an elderly man, probably in his eighties, very frail, and has been through considerable physical hardship in the last twenty-four hours. He's an ex-Watcher. He might or might not know some magic. He's being held captive in a small room which was once a walk-in hotel safe. The room contains one bucket, probably plastic, and a second prisoner who is chained to the wall, and who will not cooperate in killing him. Old Guy is handcuffed but not otherwise restrained.
I've thought of a couple of potential ways he might attempt to kill himself, but all of them seem either a bit too convenient or a bit too inconvenient. So I thought I'd toss it out here and see how they strike people.
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OK, I have a character who is going to try to kill himself to prevent Angelus from finding out some sensitive information that he knows. He's an elderly man, probably in his eighties, very frail, and has been through considerable physical hardship in the last twenty-four hours. He's an ex-Watcher. He might or might not know some magic. He's being held captive in a small room which was once a walk-in hotel safe. The room contains one bucket, probably plastic, and a second prisoner who is chained to the wall, and who will not cooperate in killing him. Old Guy is handcuffed but not otherwise restrained.
I've thought of a couple of potential ways he might attempt to kill himself, but all of them seem either a bit too convenient or a bit too inconvenient. So I thought I'd toss it out here and see how they strike people.
View poll: BERNARD CROWLEY DEATH POLL!
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