#angsty questions

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me, writing angst: LETSSSSS GOOOOO IT IS TIME FOR ME TO SHINEEEEE *proceeds to write six thousand words in one sitting*

meanwhile, me, writing fluff: ... *makes a Tumblr post instead*

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Angsty Question Prompts #3

Some angsty dialogue prompts for your next story!

“What am I supposed to do now?"

"Are you proud of yourself?"

"Can't you see that no one wants you here?"

"How does it feel to be all alone?"

"When did I lose you?"

"Is this the end?"

"How can I go on with my life after this?"

"Why do you lie to me?"

"Have you already forgotten about us?"

"When will it stop hurting?"

"Don't you see how much you hurt us?"

"Is this really your answer?"

"How can you just stand there and act like nothing happened?"

"Did you really think the truth wouldn't come out?"

"Will it ever stop feeling like this?"

"Haven't you done enough damage already?"

"Don't you care at all?"

"How could you ever believe that this was okay?"

"Will I see you again?"

"Answer me this: are you happier now?"

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12. What was the worst injury your muse has received?

Angsty Character Questions

Alive:

- Baxter was usually very careful to avoid injuries when alive, but he did once get some very deep cuts during an episode of madness as his victim defended himself.

In Hell:

- There was a time one of Baxter’s inventions blew up himself and the lab. He was horribly burned for a while and had shrapnel related injuries, but with time and his own medications, he healed.

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15. How often does your muse cry? Do they view it as weakness?

{Fluttershy cries quite often, for various reasons. She hates that she gets upset so easily, and sees it as one of her negative qualities.}

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Angsty Question Prompts #2

Some angsty dialogue prompts for your next story!

"Is this all there is to life?"

"Don't you miss me anymore?"

"Why am I never good enough?"

"How many times do I have to say it?"

"What could be so terrible that you can't tell me?"

"Is this not what you wanted?"

"Why don't you just leave me alone?"

"What other secrets did you keep from me?"

"How can you let them do this to you?"

"When did we lose sight of what was important?"

"Why don't you understand how much you've hurt me?"

"Have you ever tried to get help?"

"Why do I feel like you're still lying?"

"When will all of this end?"

"How can you live like this?"

"Would you say that it was worth it?"

"Are you even listening to me?"

"Is this the last time I will see you?"

"Why won't you let me help you?"

"Is there anything else you would like to tell me?"

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Concerned/Angsty Question Prompts

1.  "Should I call someone for you?"

2.  "Did you take anything?"

3.  "Do you want to tell me happened?"

4.  "When was the last time you ate anything?"

5.  "Can you walk?"

6.  "How do you think this will all end?"

7.  "Do you need an ambulance?"

8.  "Were you crying?"

9.  "Should someone help you get home?"

10.  "Do you know where you are?"

11.  "Can you tell me your name?"

12.  "Where do you want me to take you to?"

13.  "Do you need my help?"

14.  "How do you feel now?"

15.  "Can I do anything that would make it better?"

16.  "Do you want my jacket?"

17.  "Can you let me see your eyes?"

18.  "Should I stay a bit longer?"

19.  "Will you be alright?"

20.  "Do you have someone who can look after you?"

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10. Does your muse have nightmares? What about?

Angsty Character Questions

Oh yes, frequently. They’re either about his moments of madness or drowning.

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14. What was the most traumatic moment in your muse’s life?

Angsty Character Questions

The first time he actually killed someone. His first human guinea pig dying from his treatment he was testing really, really traumatized him. It was after this, he started referring to his test subjects as guinea pigs and started to consider them less and less like other humans. He didn’t mean for his test subjects to die, and the initial shock and realization is quite possibly what caused him to begin his episodes of madness.