Young Writers Society

Hi there!

If you've joined The Orphanage, and you were looking for the Discussion Topic, you're at the right place.

I'm not entirely sure I can take part in another storybook just yet, but I've subscribed to the topic for when I finally come to a decision - no matter if I join or not, this storybook looks great!

I've joined and backed out of a few storybooks in the past because of time, and i'm also a bit weary when it comes to writing other peoples' characters, but this storybook, like mage said, looks great! definitely considering joining, despite my lack of storybooking skills

@Silverthefox2

The first thing you'll have to do is create a new character and follow this character profile to make it:

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[b]Name:[/b]

[b]Nickname:[/b] (something that the others can call your character)

[b]Age:[/b] (5-12 years)

[b]Gender:[/b]

[b]Where they came from:[/b]

[b]Personality:[/b]

[b]Appearance:[/b]

[b]Skills:[/b] (combat skills, social skills, etc)

[b]A bit of history:[/b] (of course, if your character can remember)

[b]Other:[/b] (if you wanna mention anything else, here would be a great place to)

If you have any questions, feel free to ask me!

So, do we remember anything about living in the outside world? How young are the kids who get dropped there?

Depends on you, @Europa! If you want them to remember things, they sure can, if not, then that's up to you. And to be honest, their memory would really depend on their age... which is no older than 11.

Alright, next question, what's the society like on the island? Is it matriarchal or patriarchal? A mix? Do the older kids rule over the younger ones, or is it a wolf pack type of thing where everybody takes care of everyone with two "parent" figures?

@Europa - Literally just depends on what type of personality your character has. If they have a bossy attitude, they'd be the one who'd be trying to lead.

But whoever the eldest is would actually be the real 'leader'. I hope they all work as a proper team with no leader, so they can have a sense of what a teammate really is.