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Reader wanted to know when I planned to put sympathetic characters in my stories. All are awful. NEVER if I can help it. I want them as feral as possible.
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Mebbe one or two goody characters might be interesting. You could build them up in the minds of the readers then bring them down to the depths of depravity and squalor.
For example you could start off with young guy, mebbe a psychologist /social worker sumthin' like that, full of good intentions, then have him gradually turn into a cynical worldly wise old bastard, totally corrupted by his experience. The sorta story that makes readers want to shoot themselves.![]()
Mebbe one or two goody characters might be interesting. You could build them up in the minds of the readers then bring them down to the depths of depravity and squalor.
For example you could start off with young guy, mebbe a psychologist /social worker sumthin' like that, full of good intentions, then have him gradually turn into a cynical worldly wise old bastard, totally corrupted by his experience. The sorta story that makes readers want to shoot themselves.![]()
Mebbe one or two goody characters might be interesting. You could build them up in the minds of the readers then bring them down to the depths of depravity and squalor.
For example you could start off with young guy, mebbe a psychologist /social worker sumthin' like that, full of good intentions, then have him gradually turn into a cynical worldly wise old bastard, totally corrupted by his experience. The sorta story that makes readers want to shoot themselves.![]()
Reader wanted to know when I planned to put sympathetic characters in my stories. All are awful. NEVER if I can help it. I want them as feral as possible.
Why not put fake sympathetic characters in? I.e. make them sympathetic up until the last part, then . . . surprise! Rip away the illusion. I'm sure readers might love that.
Sure. Tess Trueheart, the girl next door, worships him. In the end he gets his shit together, and she elopes with a Negro rock band.
Or in the end he gets his shit together, and sells her to a Negro rock band.
Why not put fake sympathetic characters in? I.e. make them sympathetic up until the last part, then . . . surprise! Rip away the illusion. I'm sure readers might love that.
Gals love to run off with the carnival. Some of the carnivals have dorm trailers with small compartments for sleeping. If a gal aint fussy she can make money with free room and board.
I have a story that does just this, and judging from it, they don't. It seems, in fact, that they hate this more than anything and sometimes wish your death because of it.![]()
Lol.
It's an exotic sexual buffet. All set to do-do-doodle-do-do-do-do-do-do.
.... no man rules the harem. You serve their pleasure....
Here's one you can use, Jim:
When I was in the Army, there was a sergeant who was cheating on his wife with a local girl. The wife found out, shot the husband (he survived and refused to press charges), then divorced him and ran off with the girlfriend. I'm sure you'd want to put your own spin on it, of course.
This is why I was never motivated to put JBJ on ignore. Nuggets.
All these suggestions - all of them good ones - bring to mind the AprilSmithSucks situation, which is why I didn't post my suggestion yesterday.(My idea was to introduce a sympathetic character that gets corrupted by the situation and ends up in ruins. JBJ could offer that ruined character redemption, but we all know that ain't gonna happen. heh heh.)
Reader says I'm the best of the LIT writers, and I suck. Is that good?
You should just respond with, "No u!" I think that's what I'm going to do with all negative feedback from now on.
But I guess that's good, right? You have been crowned the least suckiest writer of Lit.