Young Writers Society

(although perhaps I wouldn't have cried if the disorder hadn't made my emotions so close to the surface.

Yes, it's why I'm probably one of the most emotionally unstable teenagers you will ever meet.)

Silver, that wasn't meant as a jab, I hope you know. Sorry if it seemed that way.

@TheSilverFox Y'know, it's fine. It's not like I was one of these robotic anime characters being like "EMOTIONS MEAN WEAKNESS! DROWN IN YOUR PUNY EMOTIONS, PATHETIC HUMAN" or something.

...Y'know, I should go to sleep. I don't know what's going with me, but I did a terrible job at this alphabet social thing. I might change some parts later on.

Clearly, we're all still a little depressed about the Paris attack. (Believe me, the thought of it still leaves a bad feeling in my stomach)
I'd like to share a quote.
"Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all the darkness." - Desmond Tutu

It's important to just keep your heads up, keep some hope, and keep moving forward. Things will get better. And we've still all got each other for comfort, yeah?
I think this PMD SB could use a nice, cheery post for a change. It has been a little bleak as of late.

I have a quote my dad told me once. It goes like this.

You and I, we go through tough times and we feel like nothing could ever get better. But we see the light at the end of the tunnel. Other people, they've been in the tunnel for a long time c and for them, there is no light at the end of the tunnel.

So yeah, I suppose I agree with char. It's important to look ahead and despite the hardship see the light at the end of the tunnel because some people never see the light.

@Robusto I shouldn't have gone to sleep at 4AM only to wake up at 5 though. That was a mistake.

...And there I was planning to post my bonus post soon. Which happens to be anything but cheery. Well, @Charizard821 asked for us to refrain Zulu/Twinkiel, so I kind of assumed he'd post next. Y'know, to catch up. Did I assume right, Char?

@15253 Well you sure have an amazing dad! That quote alone seems quite amazing. Seems similar to Robusto's quote, too - I mean the guy he quoted the sentence from.

@Tortwag: My post is centering around Tempest and what he was doing during the three days since his first post. Can't believe I haven't given the most important character in this trilogy more screen time.

Yeeeeah, we hadn't seen Tempest in a while. I kinda miss him.

Sorry guys, November has just been such a busy month at school.... I can't tell you when I'll post next. But it is my intention to post next.

Tempest is proving a difficult character to write for. He's young and a little naive (not Alek naive though), prefers to be alone though makes time for some of the other children in his village, but still comes off as cold. But I'll get there with his post.

I have two long posts pending for other SBs, so by all means, go ahead, @Charizard821. Gabriel getting into yet another fight with Xerneas isn't cheery anyway.

PS: @Robusto, I know from firsthand vexperience how difficult it is to write a child, so good luck.

@Robusto I second Astral there. Really difficult for me to write children as well. Especially when they're cold/caring/naive/loner. That's a really nightmarish combo you've got there.

@Charizard821 Same boat: I understand. But since you're planning to post next, I'll just wait like everyone else!

Why is Gabriel getting in to so many fights with him again?

becuz dramaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa o3o/

Because Gabriel is extremely touchy and doesn't like to be told what not to do, which is part of a mentor's job. Also, Gabriel has another problem. When I first realised it, I was shocked, but I never got to write it down, so I forgot. I just wrote something similar to that, then I remembered, so then I deleted what I'd written because spoilers.

I can tell you that he does not have a split personality that controls him, an evil voice inside his head, or any combination of the two.