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Yeah. I mean, how many times have I stated that sex sells? Not what you meant with your point, but that is another form of gratification. :sweat_smile:

Oh! Gravitas, yes. So, I'm gonna make an example out of this one... hope you don't mind, @Bald-san ? So, let's go ahead and imagine a character who has that presence. Like, let's go with a quiet, confident librarian? That's rather ordinary, but give that booky some character such as every time...

After taking some time to think this out, I want to merge my points in reference to these good points for creating engaging characters without disregarding them. So relatability is huge, no doubt. But consequences are what make readers lean in, okay? Like, let's take the example of that mother...

That's pretty radical. :blob_cookie::blob_shade:

What @JordanIda just did is what I tried and failed. And as the second person in this thread trying, I can confirm those syntax selections, the ones I messed with, just formats the color code, and that's problematic when we don't know what other readers are using as their background theme.

What about consequences? So, I recently watched 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple. There's... well, it is more than a scene, it's practically the second or third plot of the whole film where a doctor treats one of the infected; an alpha no less. That's fucking dangerous as hell because anyone...

Trying it and failed. First line Second line indented with 4 spaces Third line indented further Line with intentional gaps Yeah, I can't keep those hard spaces. See, this is what I had before hitting the post button: I definitely think having this would be nice.

What matters is that you figured it out and anyone who might share a similar glitch will refer to this thread for a possible solution. :blobthumbsup:

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Really? Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Te st. What isn't working?

Then don't focus on writing down those draft notes all at once. Collect them over time; that's what Stephen King did to write his stuff.

You're writing the drafts notes right now. Keep that up. Continue writing those notes down. And as for dialogue, you're talking to us. That's dialogue. You can't tell me you can't write when you just did it.

Could've sworn I noticed a novel like that this week in trending.

Why not write the story yourself? It's clear you have these scenes already in your head. What you just wrote here? That's a draft of a single scene. Just keep writing down those draft notes and you'll start seeing how they can be tied together.

Then it's The United Kingdom or Ireland, it can't be anywhere else because France canonically sends students to Beauxbatons Academy of Magic and anywhere else in Northern or Eastern Europe is tied to Durmstrang Institute. Make note of that. :blob_okay: