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HILARY DUFF + my favourite looks (so far) during the “The Lucky Me Tour”
LUPITA NYONG'O attending the world premiere of "The Odyssey" (July 06, 2026)
ZENDAYA at the new york premiere of 'the odyssey'
Zendaya via Instagram (June 26, 2026)
ANOK YAI 2025 VICTORIA'S SECRET FASHION SHOW
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Neighbors AUs
The walls between our apartments are so thin, when you sneezed I automatically yelled “Gesundheit!” and now I’m holding my breath and wait to see if you yell something back.
I saw you throwing a plastic bag in the garbage bin for organic waste and I’m holding a speech about recycling and NO I'M NOT CUTE when I’m angry, we all have to live on this planet!
I love to sing under the shower and now I’m standing at the mail box and my neighbor tells me he also likes [insert your favourite artist here]. So embarrassing.
Some kids pulled the fire alarm in our building and it’s 3 am and I’m standing on the street, shivering in my MARVEL PJ’s and this is so not funny!
I accepted a package adressed to you and now I lie in wait because you never seem to be home when I am.
It started with a small problem and a sticky note I put on your door to tell you about it and you answered with another note and now the door is full and I never even met you.
Your music is way too loud but instead of telling you to stop I put on my own music. Let’s see who surrenders first.
You desperately want to see the season finale of your favourite show but your TV broke down and now you ask me if you could watch it at my apartment. You even bring beer.
You can find more prompts at my sideblog: creativepromptsforwriting
Found some old prompts on my personal blog, from right when I started this prompt blog. Hope you enjoy them!
You have to stop ruining things for yourself preemptively because you believe they’ll fail anyway. Give yourself a chance to succeed.
One thing they gonna do is find each other at an event!
“Orange mood” by Alisha Petrova
hi! i wondered if you had any tips for going about writing a redemption arc?
Hi!
Redemption arcs are one of the greatest ways to show character development in writing. So I had fun thinking about what goes into a typical redemption arc.
Redemption Arc
A character overcomes their flaws and redeems themself from their mistakes.
The character’s motivations and needs
there are a few things you need to decide for your character
what negative traits does the character have?
can you see them easily or are they hidden and come out in some kind of betrayal situation?
are they aware of their negative traits and wrongdoings?
do they have control over them?
do they want to be better or do they have no remorse in the beginning?
the character could be a bad guy because they want to, because they are forced to, because they have good intentions but go about it the wrong way, because their taught to be one
the character doesn’t need to be a major villain, you can also write a great redemption arc about someone whose opinions or beliefs caused harm to others, but through time and effort they realize their mistakes
Timeline
the character starts off with negative traits and making mistakes
they probably face repercussions for this
these could be good or bad, but should ultimately get the character to think about their behavior
which leads into the realization/enlightenment part where they see the errors of their way and want tot do better
the last part is the true redemption, it can be one big event or a series of smaller things that make the reader and the other characters forgive the bad guy or at least acknowledge their betterment
Examples
the self-sacrifice: the bad guy realizes that the good guys are right and sacrifice themself to save them and redeem their past through this selfless act
the teamwork-makes-the-dream-work: the bad guy does have a good point, but they just don’t go about it the right way, so the good guys induct them into their team and hope that they can control themself for the sake of good intentions
the failed redemption: the bad guy is on their best way to be a good person, but one final event brings them right back to making a choice and they choose the bad one
the isn’t it ironic?: the bad guy did the bad things for one specific reason (motivation or need) and they can just never achieve it, no matter how bad they are, but ironically achieve it by being good
the enemy-turned-family: favourite trope, the bad guy somehow ends up with the good guys and they treat them with respect, and why are they being so nice to them? Slowly the enemy becomes part of the family and suddenly they’re on breakfast duty and make really nice eggs for the whole crew
Reminder
The terms bad guy and good guys was used in this post out of simplicity. A redemption arc doesn’t have to be about heroes and villains. It can also be about the bitchy Queen B who realizes that she doesn’t have to be like this to make friends, or the strict father who learns that his behavior makes his kids resent him and wants to become a better father to better their relationship, or the employer who doesn’t listen to his employees but then sees themself that the hierarchy in the company was being abused by some managers and tries to create a safer work space for everyone. Everyone has flaws and character development is one of the most interesting things to read and it keeps readers on their toes and makes them root for characters.
I hope you write some awesome redemption arcs and have fun!
- Jana
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How do I write an ensemble getting to know one another without confusing the reader about who is who?
Hi tubs-of-roast!
I think a lot of this depends on how many people you introduce at the same time to each other and to the reader and also from what point of view your story is written. But I try to generalize it here.
Introducing a group of characters
Prioritize
who are the main characters? Who are secondary characters and which characters basically act as extras?
maybe not all of them need to be introduced more than just mentioning that they are also present
you can also group some of them together, like couples, siblings, parents/children, etc.
Don’t go into too much detail
this does not mean don’t share any details about them, but with a bigger group it’s better to focus on the most important, most obvious things
take every character that is present and try to think about two or three things that are either immediately notable about the character or that you think is really important to know about them right away
then try to describe the character with just one important aspect, or maybe two or three if they’re a main character
notable things: physical traits, distinctive voices, speaking patterns, etc.
Dialogue
focus on a few important points, so not everyone is talking over each other, which makes it confusing for the reader
things to talk about: their names, the reason, why they are here and why they came together, etc.
think about what questions your characters need to answer in that scene and who asks and who answers
Know your characters
you know every aspect of your characters, but your reader doesn’t know them yet, so you decide when they need to find out what detail
think about how your characters feel about new people, are they completely open or maybe a little more guarded?
you can say a lot about a character by their reaction to other people
In general:
don’t view this as the only introduction
when you meet a new group of people you probably can’t remember all their names as soon as they said them, so don’t expect this from your characters or your readers either
you have a whole book to let the reader get to know them so use this
give the reader new details every now and then, don’t try to do it for all characters at the same time
you can even repeat some information like names, ages, their profession, by making one of the characters ask again
it’s a long process to get to know someone and a lot of characteristics only come out in specific moments, so give the reader something every now and then and make them interested in finding out more
I hope this is what you were asking for and that it’s helpful. Have a wonderful day!
- Jana
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