Difference between FC and OC by PaddlePudds, journal
Difference between FC and OC
First off, I don't remember if I talked about this before but if I have, sorry?
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A lot of people say "OC" and "FC," lets start off by what they mean. OC means "Original character" while FC means "Fan character." Typically, you'll see people saying OC more than the term of FC. However, a lot of the time people are using the term OC on the wrong kind of character when they should be saying FC.
A FC is a character based off existing fandoms. Like MLP, Sonic, Pokemon, Zelda, Etc. Here, let me explain a bit more. Lets assume your a fan of Pokemon. Alrighty, now you want to make a character for Pokemon. You make said character for Pokemon, may
6 Tips for Crafting your Story's Monster by DesdemonaDeBlake, literature
Literature
6 Tips for Crafting your Story's Monster
6 Tips for Crafting your Story's Monster
Anybody Can Write a Novel 2.0
Chapter 5 “Characters” – Section 3.3 “Monsters”
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"Alien' is a C film elevated to an A film, honestly, by it being well done and a great monster. If it hadn't had that great monster, even with a wonderful cast, it wouldn't have been as good."
-Ridley Scott
In stories, there exists a type of protagonist that is neither malicious nor misguided; we call these forces of destruction "monsters." but they are simply forces of destruction. Unlike a villain, a monster has no shred of humanity in it, ev
9 Qualities Readers Want in Your Story's Antihero by DesdemonaDeBlake, literature
Literature
9 Qualities Readers Want in Your Story's Antihero
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9 Qualities Readers Want in Your Story's Antihero
One of the most trending archetypes in modern literature and movies is the antihero. As such, it is also one of the most abused, used often to gain an automatic audience following, or to add sex appeal to a product. Alternatively, I see many beginning writers use the term “antihero” do describe a gritty, dark, or moody hero. All that being said—when created correctly, the antihero story is one of the best types available; which
9 Traits that Readers Want in Your Story's Hero by DesdemonaDeBlake, literature
Literature
9 Traits that Readers Want in Your Story's Hero
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9 Traits that Readers Want in Your Story's Hero
Today, I will conclude the trio of character types that I started with Villains and Antiheroes, by discussing what readers want from your story's Hero. Please note that I am speaking specifically about a heroic protagonist, not just any protagonist for any sort of story. Also remember that it could be the case that a story is about the protagonist BECOMING the hero. In this case, the story should be about learning or gaining these traits as they ma
7 Types of Character to Use in Your Novel by DesdemonaDeBlake, literature
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7 Types of Character to Use in Your Novel
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7 Types of Character to Use in Your Novel
Anybody Can Write a Novel
Chapter 3 “Characters” – Section 1 “Character Types”
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If we're thinking of a story as a theatrical play, you now have a great many things ready for your production to begin. You have your setting (comprised of the Story-type, Timeline, and Maps), and you have your Three-Act Outline. Now, all you need to get started writing your scenes is a cast of characters.
7 Sorts of Character To Avoid in Your Novel by DesdemonaDeBlake, literature
Literature
7 Sorts of Character To Avoid in Your Novel
7 Sorts of Character To Avoid in Your Novel
Anybody Can Write a Novel 2.0
Chapter 5 “Characters” – Section 9 “Oversimplified Characters”
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"If you will practice being fictional for a while, you will understand that fictional characters are sometimes more real than people with bodies and heartbeats."
-Richard Bach
Last we talked about the types of characters you could add to your story. But there are also character types that you want to avoid as much as you can. Using the following types of character is usually the result of creating them only to move the plot al
Just a few hours ago, I had the f***ing best time of my life. I was at BIGBANG's MADE tour concert and I have some records to hold with it.
1. It's my first K-Pop concert.
2. It's my first BIGBANG concert.
3. Not a first but it's my second time going to a live concert. The previous one was VGL (Video Games Live) in Singapore a few years back. I think it was 2008...
4. It's my first time being up so close to celebrities (that I will totally support and love with all my heart).
5. First time I screamed my heart out like crazy and not completely suffering a sore throat.
As I mentioned in my previous entries, I got a spot called Rockzone w
No, not literally as in taking drugs. I'll never do that. But for the last two days, I "went on crack" and racked up my brain to create a parody of one of BIGBANG's new songs, Loser, titled... Err... I don't know... I'll let you guys make it up. This started ever since I watched Tae-san sing a hilariously trolling part of the chorus going "SeungRi, no panty. DaeSung-ie neun T-panty" on Mnet Heart-A-Tag. Yeah, he was bored and so was I. Enjoy, help me improve it because I know it can be better and points for those who managed to find an Easter egg!
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It's formerly "Lilith" from the Flipline Forums. I felt guilty when the time you distrusted me and it is proven by "LeaderKorrina"'s PMs. I understand now, but I feel like I want you to come back someday.