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People You Just Feel You Should Write About



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Tue Jun 22, 2010 4:23 am
lilymoore says...



Do you ever just see someone and think to yourself, “I need to write their story.”? Every now and then, it happens where I see someone and I really am compelled to write a story all about them.

Like this little girl in the elementary at my school. She’s actually a distant cousin of mine but whenever I see her, she has this odd, sweet wisdom in her eyes and it’s absolutely charming. I don’t know if it’s partly because she’s had to grow up with a dad who was recently paralyzed from the neck down or if she’s just a very special little girl but I always want to write about her.

Or this guy who’s working on the water line in town named Matt. He’s so amazingly good looking but he acts like such a child. Something about him is physically inspiring and I want to know his story so bad.

So, if you ever see people like this, what is it about them that makes you want to write about them?
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Tue Jun 22, 2010 5:54 am
Navita says...



Do you ever just see someone and think to yourself, “I need to write their story.”?


All the time. And I do, eventually, I do.
  





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Tue Jun 22, 2010 5:55 am
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Yes, and places or objects too. I guess most of the things that appeal to my are old and/or mysterious. Like an abandoned building with strange logos painted on it, or a lady writing longhand in a notebook.
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Tue Jun 22, 2010 6:24 am
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There are people(places and objects, too) that are very interesting and I do want to know their story. But I don't feel the need to write about their story- I would feel like drawing them and their symbols.
For instance- A while back my mom, my sisters, and me where driving home. All of a sudden we see a dog running into the street, and my mom instantly pressed the brake. There was this mom(Ive only seen her twice), in a wheelchair, covering the eyes of her daughter. I cant get that image out of my head, for some reason, and it just looked so i don't know. The mother just looked so frightened, and the thought that came to my head is that she was protecting her daughter(that would be her symbol in quoting). Its a beautiful image to me.
... Lol, sorry to have bore you, but yeah :) But imaginating these types of things as drawings help me to see more of the characters.
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Tue Jun 22, 2010 7:19 am
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Do you ever just see someone and think to yourself, “I need to write their story.”?


No.
  





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Tue Jun 22, 2010 1:02 pm
Conrad Rice says...



Prokaryote wrote:
Do you ever just see someone and think to yourself, “I need to write their story.”?


No.


Ditto.
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