Young And A Menace

I love characters that are completely harmless until they finally unleash their power and then they’re TERRIFYING

I was tagged by @lazyfox411 instructions : tag 10 followers that you wanna get to know

name: Kit nicknames: Kit is already a nickname but I have a handful based on where people know me from gender: female star sign: gemini height: 165cm   sexuality: straight (but with no real interest in dating) hogwarts house: hufflepuff fave animal: orcas average hours of sleep: 5 hours current time: 9:26 am dog or cat person: cat blankets you sleep with: one really thin one dream trip: Sydney/road trip through america ending at RTX/a walking holiday someplace with fog dream job: I’m pretty satisfied with my job now but it’d be cool to work lots of little seasonal jobs that add up or something that has a lot of running around to do (says a office worker) when i made my blog: not too long ago actually compared to most   followers: 59! why i made a tumblr: It was a whim just so I could dump random edits (stayed for the writblr community) reason for my url:  II represents the gemini symbol and roman numeral 2 cause I'm a twin id like to tag: @oiek @somerecycledideas @tsaikovs @chtoyant @meliyal​ @bemused-writer​ @sweetestrequiems​ @hananoushh​ @skeletongrrl @qyizhen

anybody else a fan of these rlly niche oneshot fics that r simultaneously a little moody and angsty while being exceptionally tender and sexy. they’re always like 20k words and absolutely nothing happens plot wise except feelings stuff. and they always have a title (like this)

does anyone else suddenly get hit with flashes of dialogue or scenery or characterization that would be perfect to use if you actually had a plot you could incorporate it into

the kitchen in autumn

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Of Elves and of Men

We are sun and moon, we are sea and land,dear friend.  It is not our purpose to become each other;  it is to recognize each other, to learn to see the other and honor him for what  he is: each the other's opposite and complement Herman Hesse

prophecy class cancelled due to foreseen circumstances

I’ve said it a bajillion times and I’ll say it a bajillion more: motive. 

It fixes 99% of writing problems. 

Scene is boring? Give the characters a motive. Character doesn’t feel real? Find their driving motives behind their worldview and actions. Tension missing? Find a motive and prevent the anyone from getting what they want. 

Dig into those passions, however big or small. Prevent characters from reaching it, make it glaringly, blindingly obvious what they, in their deepest parts of their soul, crave. 

Motive motive motive.