I’m
Also…
I’m very curious to know who you ship him with!
I’m
Also…
I’m very curious to know who you ship him with!
Isn’t it obvious?
I’m taking this as a shameless promo, but also to have a friendly discussion and look your guys’ characters as well!
Here’s a bio about the MC (Jordan) in my first book:
Now here’s the other MC of “Heartbreak Avenue”: Eric aka “I’m going to break an engagement over the phone”
Okey so, meet the male Antagonist of my weird little drama, Thriller mix of a story!
Character: Leo (Leon) McMillan - Love Interest
BLACK! O_o
Hot Wings
Having the ability to stand up to his parents and girlfriend.
Meeting his friends for the first time Especially Dia
Can’t say now.
His strength and athletic ability.
Not being able to confront people.
Straight
Warren and Oma.
To speak up to his parents and leave his girlfriend.
Too much stress.
Abuse. Emotional and Physical. Although, he usually hides in his tears but when he’s alone, the water works come out.
It’s two people actually–Dia and his little sister, Noelle.
I’ll say his cowardliness??
Dealing with the torment
Flippancy–Not all the time though.
Zealous
He’s not your typical, perfect love interest. I’ll say that…
To show an insight that men can also go through abuse and pain from some of their loved ones, just like women and show that you don’t need to be this “perfect” guy in order to get a girl.
Same reason for the question above^
I love demonology, so when I read that, I was like O.O Ba’al??? OMG! X’DDDD
This made me go like OMG, questions about Dia!!
This one made me go I really wanna read this LOL
Haha… Dia isn’t his girlfriend in the story…yet. You’ll see once I’m done.
I have four main characters, arguably 5, LOL, so…I’mma do 2 MC’s and accept the challenge of doing the…antagonist…one of them? Kinda? Mine is done like a Pixar story kinda, there isn’t really a stable “antagonist” Hm…
1. Favorite color?
Green
2. Favorite food?
Hungarian Goulash (without onions)
3. Biggest fear?
His family becoming (more) broken, like him not getting along with his brothers and his father dying far too soon and Aren (his brother) killing himself - He fears he will not be able to do anything to keep his family together
4. Fondest memory?
His parents took him and his brothers to a diner before his mom died and before they knew she was sick, which the entire day was a fun day, but at the end of the night, at the diner, things were stable, happy, and he holds onto that.
5. Worst memory?
The hours before his mother passed away
6. The part they most like about themselves?
He’s a kind soul
7. The part they least like about themselves?
He feels like he is a coward and a bad leader despite wanting desperately to do everything he can to keep his family together.
8. Sexuality?
Hetero
9. Parents’ names?
Andreas (Antti) and Judith Sorenson
10. Biggest motivation in your story?
Having a good family and keeping his relationships in tact with his brothers and girlfriend
11. What makes them really angry?
When anybody (especially his brothers) make comments that either purposefully or even accidentally hurt his family (especially if Aren is hurt)
12. What makes them cry?
Failing (or thinking that he’s failed) at keeping his relationships strong, like with his girlfriend Regina and his brothers “to the point of no return” (he worries about this kinda thing a lot)
13. Favorite person?
Regina, most of the time
14. Biggest flaw?
He represses his feelings, trying often to put on a brave face to keep up the appearance that everything is fine. At the same time, he avoids conflict.
15. Biggest struggle in your story?
Um…I actually can’t reveal that ^^’ His second biggest struggle however is somewhat a man-versus-self deal, as he has to get over the fact that he can’t always control if or how his family starts falling apart sometimes
16. Most annoying quality?
Pretending problems don’t exist sometimes
17. Most endearing quality?
Eager to help people
18. What makes them different/special?
Aerro is an ISFJ - T, the defender. “Defenders are true altruists, meeting kindness with kindness-in-excess and engaging the work and people they believe in with enthusiasm and generosity.”
19. What purpose do they serve in the story?
and
20. Why did you write them?
He’s like the glue that keeps the family together in the story. As a character that people read, his purpose is incomplete without Regina, to show an example of a healthy and loving relationship where the conflicts don’t involve infidelity. They’re more traditional, at least the most traditional couple. He fulfills the role of a stable, steady and competent man (most of the time) and Gina is her own role. The most notable thing about their relationship that isn’t traditional though is actually that she has a major advantage in being the “breadwinner”.
1. Favorite color?
Blue
2. Favorite food?
Turkey with stuffing, mashed potatoes/gravy, and steamed vegetables. Basically, the entire turkey dinner
3. Biggest fear?
An economic depression, because then his business will fall with it.
4. Fondest memory?
His daughter, Regina, being born
5. Worst memory?
When he was a kid, he had a traumatic, painful experience and he had passed out, getting a concussion as well. It was very scary for him at the time and nothing has been nearly as painful as that day.
6. The part they most like about themselves?
He gets things done very clean and quick.
7. The part they least like about themselves?
He has weaknesses, plain and simple. As he’s a perfectionist, having any amount of weakness is frustrating for him, and he does everything he can to not reveal them or talk about them.
8. Sexuality?
Hetero
9. Parents’ names?
Margaret and Johan (yo - hawn)
10. Biggest motivation in your story?
On-screen, his motivation is to help steer Regina down the correct path. Off-screen, he wants to keep his business successful and running.
11. What makes them really angry?
Insubordination and rebellion.
12. What makes them cry?
Intense physical pain - nerve damage
13. Favorite person?
His daughter, Regina <3
14. Biggest flaw?
Distrust in whatever is “other” to him - “The problem with being so fixated on what works is that Executives too often dismiss what might work better. Everything is opinion until proven, and Executive personalities are reluctant to trust an opinion long enough for it to have that chance.”
15. Biggest struggle in your story?
On-screen, it is coming to terms with Regina’s choice in a partner, Aerro.
16. Most annoying quality?
He’s quite judgmental and it can be difficult to change his mind.
17. Most endearing quality?
Loyal
18. What makes them different/special?
He is an ESTJ - A, the executive. “Executive personalities lead by example, demonstrating dedication and purposeful honesty, and an utter rejection of laziness and cheating…”
19. What purpose do they serve in the story?
He is one of the obstacles and conflicts that stand between Aerro and Regina.
20. Why did you write them?
Regina is extremely influenced by her father. He’s a successful business owner, and she believes her father put the moon and the sun in the sky and mapped out the stars. She looks up to him and loves him dearly. Inspired by my own father, Daphnes is a fantastic father even if he does have some incredibly FATAL flaws.
I’m doing this as my MC Elsie from my upcoming story.
My character, Kyler Nate or Nate Kyler
Hi everyone! Since the first exercise went down so well, I have another one for you to try to help you build your characters!
Here are the rules:
I’ll try my best to comment on some of them, especially the funny, interesting or unknown ones
Also, it would be amazing if you could check out my blog in return! Every little helps!
OBJECTS
A preserved butterfly.
A set of Russian dolls with a creepy expression.
A bottle of wine. Tasteful. Expensive.
A yellow flower with a curious smell.
Eighteen boxes, tiny but heavy.
Empty armour with eyes.
A random hat, snagged on the branch of a tree.
A purple pencil, reverberating with power.
A branch… or is it a wand?
Just a ball. A giant, orange ball.
An old photograph of someone lost.
A pool of suspicious-looking liquid.
An old, rusted sword.
A shiny nail sticking out of the wall.
A bronze coin laying on the ground.
A bone-shaped dog treat.
A small, withered plant.
A dusty, moth-eaten blanket.
A plate: ornate, old, priceless.
A rotten egg mayo sandwich.
A fluffy pair of slippers.
A fossil on a huge boulder.
A book full of secrets about the character’s enemy/rival.
An out of tune, black guitar.
An out-of-date milk carton with the character’s wanted poster on it.
A green hot water bottle.
An old Nokia phone.
EMOTIONS/FEELINGS
Fear.
Joy.
Anger.
Lust.
Confusion.
Love.
Sadness.
Nostalgia.
Happiness.
Longing.
Uncertainty.
Excitement.
Hunger.
Impatience.
Tiredness.
Thirst.
Hatred.
Embarassment.
Have fun with this and tell me if you want more exercises!
You’re trippin.
How?
Ssksksks Do you see all that???
It was really fun to write! xD You only pick one from each too!
Righto. I’ll do Lara from One of the Girls. Her mindset will make this funny…
I’m guessing we don’t look at the object/emotion until we pick it, right? Because I’m avoiding looking as I’m unsure. And if that’s the case, I might do this for the main cast coz seems fun
Helpful and brilliant methodology! <3