You Know, When I See Fictional Characters Who Repress All Their Emotions, They're Usually Aloof And Very

shifters when they make it to their dr

i look forward to these witching hours.

“Love is a sacrament that should be taken kneeling”

—Oscar Wilde

“i have of late lost all my mirth” should be a valid reason not to come in to work

It's always "you look nice when you smile" and never

an unexplainable expression passed through his gaze

- j (x)

read abt the human experience to translate into stories, got it

43 character motivations for your fictional characters

To protect their loved ones.

To avenge the death of a loved one.

To save the world/town/community.

To find a lost loved one.

To solve a mystery.

To right a wrong.

To achieve a personal goal.

To gain power or influence.

To find their purpose in life.

To overcome a fear or obstacle.

To learn to trust again.

To forgive themselves or someone else.

To find love or companionship.

To start a new life.

To leave a legacy behind.

To make a difference in the world.

To simply survive.

To gain revenge.

To seek power.

To find redemption.

To follow their dreams.

To escape their past.

To find their true self.

To connect with something larger than themselves.

To understand the world around them.

To experience something new.

To simply have fun.

To make a mistake.

To learn from their mistakes.

To grow as a person.

To become the best version of themselves.

To help others.

To make a difference in the world.

To leave a legacy behind.

To be remembered.

To be loved.

To be happy.

To find peace.

To find hope.

To overcome despair.

To survive.

To thrive.

To live.

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