Young Writers Society

Hello? @AriaAdams

Hello

As much as I would've liked to reply right away, uni got in the way. Also, submit your profiles so we can start, y'all

Yes, your character can have powers and they'd work. They can be from a mythology/folklore story or a fairytale (so not any modern novel, we're not throwing Harry Potter or someone alike in there), and you can completely rip him/her off from their story (and that'd turn this basically into fanfiction, I guess), but I would prefer to see some imagination and a twist or two added to it. And they don't need to be a specific character - like, they can be a celtic mythology-type fairy, whom you'd create after a type of being, but not after a specific person c:

How about Arthurian legend?

Wait, forget it. I shall be an elf.

Hola! Introducing your crazy Fia!

If you have your own personal character (like a persona) that you have used in your own stories before, are you allowed to use them for this? Or do they have to be in some way related to mythology. (If they have to be related to mythology, then things could still work out for my character, unless Aesop's fables aren't considered mythology.)

Those wwould work I'm sure. :3

Aria said characters from stories, Fables, Myths and legends

and the fables are almost all of those :3


My character isn't from a story per-say, she's an archetype. a Oracle, but I made up most of it but took other bits from LOTS of stories. :3

Ok, thank you for the information. Debating about making my character a son of Anubis, or using my own character and making him an incarnation of a character from one of the fables. Anubis son would be a villain, and my own character would be hero.

Well if you want to be a villian you could totally be hunting down my Oracle. :3 I"d be willing for that.

XD Mine is basically a roman Jason, only Immortal by unknown circumstances which will come to light, later.

Hm, I'm not sure about this one. Mine is actually a character from Shakesperan play but it sort of relates to mythology. Is Puck from A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Puck is from a story, and he is a fay/elf and there are SO many of those scattered throughout literature and myths. I'm sure that's what Aria wants. :3 Right Aria?! You've gone quiet love- COME BACK!

I'm finding it pretty awesome how y'all answer each other's questions xD
Shadow is right, Aesop's characters work, as well as creatures like Puck. We do need more villains - those who want the Prince away from the Kingdom, that is, and some who might want to use that as a distraction to get something even worse.

I also just realised I haven't approved my own character for quite a while //fail

Sorry I keep answering Questions.... *bows head in shame*

You are the SB goddess, I am but a lowly worm crawling through the grass. *wink*

HI. SOMEONE CALLED FOR A VILLAIN.