If anyone's reading this thread (which I doubt) and you've read the story (which I doubt even more), who was your favorite character. If they're still alive, I'll try to bring them back in the sequel.
I can't remember that many of them due to it being a while since I finished reading the story, but I'll try and have a glance through and remind myself which ones I liked.
The last character list is on page 27. That might help. Or it might confuse you more.
Definitely, it makes it hard to truly experience life. I think it's actually a little bit of a writer's curse, I never seem to really immerse myself in my feelings, I tend to observe them and store them away for usage on a character or story. Not sure if other people have this problem or not.
I think I understand what you're talking about. I often feel like an observer too. Do you ever do that thing when you're reading a book where a character makes a particular gesture or expression and you try to copy it?
If anyone's reading this thread (which I doubt) and you've read the story (which I doubt even more), who was your favorite character. If they're still alive, I'll try to bring them back in the sequel.
I think I understand what you're talking about. I often feel like an observer too. Do you ever do that thing when you're reading a book where a character makes a particular gesture or expression and you try to copy it?
