Character Interviews

Character Interviews

Want people to interview your own characters? Interview others? This is the right place!

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Carter Haddon

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  1. You enter the parlor of a lavish mansion. You are greeted by a man in his early 30's with light umber skin, golden-brown eyes, and long dark hair pulled back in a sleek bun. His curled moustache spreads with his warm smile, which is cupped by an immaculate goatee. The pressed lines of his ivory suit barely crease as he gets to his feet when you enter, and he is observably much shorter than the average man, but exceptionally broad and muscled, even under his well-tailored suit. He motions for you to sit in the cush sofa across from him, and you all sit down in unison.

    "Please, help yourself," he says, gesturing to the teapot on the center table. There are several dainty teacups to choose from, if you so desire.

    "Thank you for coming here today. I know you've travelled far for a word with the Haddons. It's an honor to welcome you to the Moonlight Kingdom, and host you in our home. I hope the journey treated you well."

    He sits up straight and bows his head to the maid who ushered you in.

    "Thank you, Daria," he says.

    With a meek bow, the older woman turns, dismissed. You are left in private with your interviewee.

    "I am Carter Haddon, the Haddons' eldest son. Please, introduce yourself, and feel free to ask me any questions you've prepared for this occasion. I'm happy to answer."

    Spoiler
    Hi! This character is a primary antagonist/supporting character from my WIP novel, The Lost Dragon. I'm making this thread to bring some life to the club. I don't mind if multiple people jump in and ask questions! Multiple, just one, or run in, say something, and leave.

    It can be as serious or non-serious as you want, but Carter will respond in character! To him, this is real!
  2. Carter! Nice to meet you. Quite the place you have here. I'm curious what an average day looks like for you? With this amount of staff I imagine you can really focus on things other than regular tasks like cleaning or cooking.


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