AsamiTheWitch
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Morgan Rhodes:
As the author and creator of your characters, do you prefer killing them or turning them into the worst version of themselves? (Assuming that they're not destined to become morally good characters).
Morgan Rhodes
This really depends on the character. Are they someone with an arc that needs to be followed through to the end? Or are they a character whose death or departure from the story will help to change another character? Even though I admittedly have quite a few deaths in the Falling Kingdoms series, I do think that each death served a specific purpose toward the story as a whole and to the characters that continued on. As far as turning a character dark, this is also something I give a lot of thought to. A main theme in a lot of my writing is that everyone has the potential to be good or bad and it's the choices (both little and big ones) that we make on an everyday basis that make us who we are. Does that make sense? :)
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Lauryn
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Morgan Rhodes:
Hi :D I was wondering which animals could represent Magnus and Jonas, in terms of both physique and mind and why ? Thank you for taking some of your time to answer our questions ! And I also wanted to thank you for writing such beautiful books, you really have an amazing talent and I'm so glad I had the chance to discover your novels :)
Gerard Solé
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Morgan Rhodes:
Why did you decided to change your name to Morgan Rhodes? Does it have an special meaning or a secret behind it? (I have to admitt that when i first saw the name of the author i pictures the author as an old black man (maybe because of the influence of morgan freeman or i don't know why) thanks! You are amazing and i love Falling Kingdoms!
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