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Pick a character and I will give and explain the top five ideas/concepts/etc I keep in mind while writing that character that I believe are essential to accurately depicting them.
Do me and I'll do you! ♥
In other news. Oh my gahhhh. It was like, 9000 degrees in my step class tonight. I haven't sweat that much in a really, really long time.
Do me and I'll do you! ♥
In other news. Oh my gahhhh. It was like, 9000 degrees in my step class tonight. I haven't sweat that much in a really, really long time.
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2. At the same time, that she's a mother. Not a very good one. But she tries.
3. I think all kinds of queens that you'll see in movies-- Marie Antoinette, Anne Boleyn, Elizabeth I and the like. Regality regality regality.
4. The color green.
5. Oddly enough, diplomacy. In the way that she can't piss everyone off here. But they should still keep away from pissing her off.
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2. Family. How he's just half of a person and not complete without his brother. His relationship with his sisters-- overprotective and playful. It all kind of transfers to the people interacts with.
3. That he's a boxer. Sometimes, I forget, but I think it really changes the way he reacts to stuff.
4. 'Such Great Heights' the Iron and Wine version.
5. That he's a flirty motherfucker. Suave, too. I try to channel my inner flirty frat boy.
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2. Her independence. People are around to have fun with, not to mooch off of. Not even when it comes to her parents (but if they insist then...)
3. I like to channel my inner socialite with Rhode, she parties as hard as she works. Sleep is a rare thing for her.
4. Her virginity. She's not as flirty as she'd like to think she is.
5. That she's a daughter of Poseidon. That means she's a little bit better than everyone else in her mind. ♥
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