Writing exercise!

[tephra]

Well, not quite yet, first I need some input from people reading this.

Swiped from joisbishmyoga:

1) Make a list of fifteen characters first, and keep it to yourself for the moment.

2) Ask your f-list to post questions in the comments. For example: "One, nine, and fifteen are chosen by a prophecy to save the world from four. Do they succeed?", "Under what circumstances might five and fourteen fall in love?", "Which character on the list would you most want on your side in a zombie invasion?"

3) After your f-list has stopped asking questions, round them up and answer them using the fifteen characters you selected beforehand, then post them.

I'm making a list using my original characters, mostly from my NaNoWriMo stories. I will include tiny character biographies in the post where I answer the questions just so people have some clue about who I'm writing about.

Assuming I actually get asked some questions.

For the doll folks reading, yes, many of these characters have doll plans attached, though a lottery win might be required to fund them....

Comments

[hafoc.livejournal.com]

Why is Thirteen prone to bouts of sarcasm and bitterness when Three is near? Four and Six claim to know, but their reasons don't agree. Which one is right? Or are both right, from different points of view? Is one of them lying or at least trying to mislead? Why? Could it be to protect 9 from 11?

[susan402.livejournal.com]

What is Seven's greatest fear? Assuming it's zombies, like any right-thinking person, does Seven have a plan? What's in your closet, number Seven?

Is One really the loneliest number? Why? And Two? As bad as One?

Is Six really what everyone sees on the surface, or is Six hiding something?