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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@_sims_Yimi whoa, the way you did Arthur's answers, nice! Now I kinda also want to do that with Liz :')
Ooooof, hard one. I may agree with Yimi when she said "make it a villain whose intentions are noble". People always think that they're the good side, even if the majority doesn't think that. I would make someone who thinks that what he/she's doing is the right thing, although everyone keeps telling him/her to stop. I'll also use multiple points of view: the villain with a soft side & someone who doesn't agree with him/her. That way you can see what both are thinking.
"Duvelina;c-17555559" wrote:
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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?
Ooooof, hard one. I may agree with Yimi when she said "make it a villain whose intentions are noble". People always think that they're the good side, even if the majority doesn't think that. I would make someone who thinks that what he/she's doing is the right thing, although everyone keeps telling him/her to stop. I'll also use multiple points of view: the villain with a soft side & someone who doesn't agree with him/her. That way you can see what both are thinking.
