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Ji Mei , CEO
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Oct 23, 2014 10:18PM
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The Sentients maybe for the resisters?
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Hey! I just thought I'd say I'm really excited to start rping in this group, it sounds really interesting!
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That's really cool! I don't usually have dreams very often ^^;
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Yeah, usually my dreams are weird and sometimes even scary. I remember I was having a nightmare that I couldn't wake up from -_- it was awful
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I have a question: What are the occupations?And another question: How can you be in both the Sentients AND the CAC? Aren't the Sentients against the CAC?
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They are against them, unless they are a double agent or in the case of one of my characters, he is undercover at CAC.
Ooh okay! So are Sentients also people with psychic abilities then?
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Okay, thanks for answering my questions!
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someone to tell them the kind of things they can and cannot get away with legally. And someone to handle the times when/if people involved with the Sentients get into legal binds.
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And why we're able to have a little bit of everything. Something different for everyone :)
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When it comes to character building, what I normally try to do is come up with a list of a few things that nobody will ever know about said character. Stuff that may or may not ever come up plot line wise, but can be introduced when/if needed. I have found it helps add depth to their personalities that comes out in the writing.
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I know what you mean, I have a hard time with it too sometimes, I get antsy and can't help myself! But inner conflict and secrets are just as important as plot line and definitely help add dimension.
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Everyone has their own tips and tricks, but what's great is there's no one way that writing is supposed to be done :) The world really is your oyster.
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You're a good writer, why wouldn't they? That's part of the fun, I think, that creative writing can be approached differently, and everyone has their own way of doing it. I was never very good in my core classes for English either, but I've always enjoyed writing.
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That reminds me of something my brother told me. He said that there was an essay prompt for a college application asking "What is the most daring thing you've done?" and he said there was a student that wrote "Eff you" and he got in. :P (Of course it's the real f-word, but you know).
