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Heya, I'm wondering if anyone can help me with this problem I've been having. I've been trying to write a fantasy story, with perspectives from 2 characters who have been reluctant friends since before the story began, but one of these would be a villain and betray the other. Yet, by having her narrate as well I have to let the reader know her intentions early on otherwise the twist would seem poorly executed and I want to keep the character's actions real to her. Should I remove her more villainous tendencies and just have her unreliable and a foil of the protagonist, or would there be a way to make her the villain? Should I just change the villain? Please help!
Forgot my idea. I Heart My Sox’s is much better
Just trying to help.
Good morning, I've recently read and reviewed an incredible story by jabberwocky Author Icon. It's definitely worth the read!

 Summer of Jack  (18+)
Coming of age one summer
#2226179 by jabberwocky Author IconMail Icon


The introduction is coming of age one summer, and it involves extremely well-fleshed out characters.
Recently, on my journeys through newsfeed I found:
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Book Sharing  (ASR)
A place to share or discover a member-recommended book.

It's a brilliant idea by Cubby~On the road again! Author Icon and I can't recommend visiting the page enough. If you're looking to share an interesting book to others or in need of a good read, then this is the page for you!

*Star* *Star* *Star* *Star* *Star*

Oh wonderful! Love this!
Thank you for the plug on Newsfeed, Becca Winchester! I've already borrowed the audiobook on Libby (a library app) and started listening to it while hanging laundry on the line. *Bigsmile* So far, so good! *Hug*
glad you're enjoying it, Cubby~On the road again! Author Icon ! *HeartT*
Plotting out this new story involving a heist. Hmm, my google searches are going to be unusual... *Laugh*
Good researching
It's the hazard of being a writer *Laugh*
Hi Writers and Reviewers! What book, poem or film would you recommend?
It could be an extract, or the whole piece!
Maybe instead of sharing a film, poem or book, you'd like to share a great piece you've seen on Writing.com!
Perhaps it's based on the plot, character development or the technical devices (e.g. grammar, setting description, sound, editing, lighting) or anything else...
I'd love to hear what piece of literature/media you've loved or been inspired by!
I enjoy reading pieces by SB Musing Author IconMail Icon (thanks for the shout out!) and poems by Chibithulu (Alyssa) Author IconMail Icon, also jolanh Author IconMail Icon has a few epic tales that strike my fancy!

You flatter me Luckie
By the way Subjugated Beast is pretty good
Anyone looking for a movie to watch? A movie that is entertaining but technically amazing with motifs and symbolism?
BAD TIMES AT THE EL ROYALE

I watched Bad Times At The El Royale (2018) with my family last night. Such an amazing movie! Very detailed and well-thought out plot. The symbolism of the mirrors and duality was excellently added and scattered throughout- highly effective!
The runtime of 2hrs20 flew by and I was gripped to my seat watching the performances.
The *Music1* soundtrack *Music1* made this movie perfect for me! Set in the early 70s, the jazzy R&B/Soul soundtrack could not have suited the movie any better!
All of the cast were amazing, but for me the stand out performances were Cynthia Erivo and Lewis Pullman.

I can't praise this movie enough and would definitely recommend it! (Plus, no awkward scenes to cringe over with my family!)

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Hi smjones I saw it on Sky Movies, but I think it's also on Netflix US too *Star* *Delight*

Oh I watched that with my grandmother one night. I think I missed the symbolism though. I’m not very good with movies like that *Laugh* Regardless, I love anything do with a bigger story, or something that transcends the normal boundaries of movies. Do you mind telling of it?
Hey, we're sharing short stories and extracts in English Literature, such as Virginia Woolf's Orlando and extracts from Angela Carter's The Bloody Chamber. Does anyone have any short literature stories they love or think have good themes?
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