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aldersprig
Pick a number and I'll try to answer that question. Then you can do the meme or not as you choose.
– 1. Of the fic you’ve written, of which are you most proud?
✓ 2. Favorite tense
– 3. Favorite POV
– 4. What are some themes you love writing about?
– 5. What inspires you to write?
✓ 6. Thoughts on critique
✓ 7. Create a character on the spot... NOW!
✓ 8. Is there a character you love writing for the most? The least? Why?
– 9. A passage from a WIP
– 10. What are your strengths in writing?
– 11. What are your weaknesses in writing?
– 12. Anything else that you want to know... (otherwise known as Fill in the Blank)
aldersprigPick a number and I'll try to answer that question. Then you can do the meme or not as you choose.
– 1. Of the fic you’ve written, of which are you most proud?
✓ 2. Favorite tense
– 3. Favorite POV
– 4. What are some themes you love writing about?
– 5. What inspires you to write?
✓ 6. Thoughts on critique
✓ 7. Create a character on the spot... NOW!
✓ 8. Is there a character you love writing for the most? The least? Why?
– 9. A passage from a WIP
– 10. What are your strengths in writing?
– 11. What are your weaknesses in writing?
– 12. Anything else that you want to know... (otherwise known as Fill in the Blank)
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A young man, rather sickly, grew up an only child in a wealthy aristocratic family and as such is the only heir. His mother is indulgent of his whims, even those which, to alleviate the boredom of his largely bedridden existence, consist of learning skills and hobbies generally reserved for the ladies. His favorite of these happens to be embroidery, and he has spent the past several years painstakingly embroidering an elaborate pattern into the fabric of a heavy silk-lined cloak. His mother is of course exceedingly proud of her son's accomplishment, but his father is increasingly concerned with his lack of Manly Virtues. Due to his poor healthy, however, said father is unable to take him out for more Manly Activities such as hunting or sports.
This talent for embroidery is more than meets the eye, however. The young sickly nobleman - though he does not know it, and the power has only begun to awaken - is able, through the working of needle and thread, to embroider into the very fabric of reality.