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Antagonist:
The antagonist of my group is anybody or any group of people that is working to prevent Connor from protecting his assignment. Connor protects high profile people and anybody that is trying to harm his assignment is an antagonist. This could be a terrorist group, angry fans, mentally ill people etc.
— May 01, 2023 12:02PM
The antagonist of my group is anybody or any group of people that is working to prevent Connor from protecting his assignment. Connor protects high profile people and anybody that is trying to harm his assignment is an antagonist. This could be a terrorist group, angry fans, mentally ill people etc.
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Siddharth
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Visualize:
In my book the author helps the reader visualize what is going on through sounds, feelings, and even smells. For example my character is a personal bodyguard, so things like the sound of bombs going off or gunshots or even the smells of poisonous gas can help the reader visualize the situation and understand it much better.
— May 22, 2023 12:02PM
In my book the author helps the reader visualize what is going on through sounds, feelings, and even smells. For example my character is a personal bodyguard, so things like the sound of bombs going off or gunshots or even the smells of poisonous gas can help the reader visualize the situation and understand it much better.
Siddharth
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Story Archetypes:
The book that I am reading has two types of story archetypes. The first one is rags to riches. This archetype applies to my book because my main character is not very wealthy and is fighting to make money. He eventually gets recruited by a bodyguard organization, they fund his family needs. The quest is the second archetype, because my character has to reach a goal while facing many obstacles.
— May 15, 2023 12:06PM
The book that I am reading has two types of story archetypes. The first one is rags to riches. This archetype applies to my book because my main character is not very wealthy and is fighting to make money. He eventually gets recruited by a bodyguard organization, they fund his family needs. The quest is the second archetype, because my character has to reach a goal while facing many obstacles.
