The Freezer Bunny Club - A Reading Circle
The Freezer Bunny Club: A Reading Circle https://i.imgur.com/qBYoZ55.png Welcome to The Freezer Bunny Club! This reading circle is an open space for the members to share our stories and discuss...
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The white pose statue and I are at war after I spawned him at the bottom of a pond by accident and forgot about him for a week. He has sworn watery revenge. I need allies. Are you with me, or against me?
Wow, how rude. I'm with you!
I like having my cast comment on things out-of-story. If you want, you can ask questions of them, and I'll write the answer from their POV.
Yes, all the questions for Arthur.
How do you imagine yourself ruling the kingdom one day?
Would you describe your relationship with Gawain as a friendship?
Did you come to terms with the fact that you'll never be able to excel in everything?
Do you sometimes long for a peasant life, a life of freedom?
I also have a discussion question for the group. How would you write a nuanced morally grey villain, a villain with a soft side? You don't want people to dislike them outright. You want to create some likability so it's hard to hold on to a grudge even though you really want to. He/she does some evil stuff one moment, but shows a vulnerability you can't ignore the next. How do you write someone like this in a subtle way so it doesn't seem wildly out of character?
The white pose statue and I are at war after I spawned him at the bottom of a pond by accident and forgot about him for a week. He has sworn watery revenge. I need allies. Are you with me, or against me?
Wow, how rude. I'm with you!
I like having my cast comment on things out-of-story. If you want, you can ask questions of them, and I'll write the answer from their POV.
Yes, all the questions for Arthur.
How do you imagine yourself ruling the kingdom one day?
Would you describe your relationship with Gawain as a friendship?
Did you come to terms with the fact that you'll never be able to excel in everything?
Do you sometimes long for a peasant life, a life of freedom?
I also have a discussion question for the group. How would you write a nuanced morally grey villain, a villain with a soft side? You don't want people to dislike them outright. You want to create some likability so it's hard to hold on to a grudge even though you really want to. He/she does some evil stuff one moment, but shows a vulnerability you can't ignore the next. How do you write someone like this in a subtle way so it doesn't seem wildly out of character?
