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[harcourthq]

the skeletons as i think i will cause/solve problems on accident/on purpose meme?

this one was so funnnn!!!!!! 

i think i will solve problems on purpose: page 10: the caregiver, page 18: the observer, page 61: the antihero, page 74: the knight, page 101: the conscience.

i think i will solve problems on accident: page 09: the dream, page 24: the explorer, page 40: the pessimist, page 88: the underdog, page 93: the wildcard.

i think i will cause problems on accident: page 08: the humorist, page 23: the tragedy, page 57: the ingenue, page 75: the lover, page 103: the indifferent.

i think i will cause problems on purpose: page 33: the rebel, page 39: the seducer, page 41: the hotshot, page 94: the villain, page 95: the corrupter.

[harcourthq]

which do you think would fit the corrupter more: anya taylor-joy, bahar sahin, or melissa barrera?

oh wow, those are all such hot options. i think it might depend more on your interpretation of the character... but if i have to name names, i’d say bahar sahin totally gives me corrupter vibes. or maybe anya too. but as i said, up to your character bb !

[harcourthq]

i cannot decide between the observer and the corrupter!! could you tell me a bit more about them, their differences and such??

hello ! the observer is more like a sherlock holmes type, imagine someone incredibly witty, no detail ever escapes them. they can read a situation better and faster than most of their peers. but what they do with all this information? well, that’s up to interpretation. whereas the corrupter is more of a lady macbeth type, they’re power hungry and in their quest to get that power, they don’t care who they hurt or what they destroy. they might also have the observer’s skills, although not on the observer’s level, and they use those skills, the information they gather against people.

so, i feel like the vibe is completely different here. if you wanna go for a more manipulative, kind of evil type, then the corrupter is for you. but if you wanna go for someone curious, who sees the world as a story full of twists and turns for them to discover, then the observer is definitely for you. hope this has been helpful ! 

[harcourthq]

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you’ve found yourself in...

Lady Macbeth (Macbeth by Shakespeare), Emma Woodhouse (Emma by Jane Austen) and Scarlett O’Hara (Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell).

though, who are you ?

You cannot change the cards you’re dealt, just the way you play your hand. You know this very well. Long ago, you decided that the words written on ink are not definitive. You’re going to write your own story. So, you learn the art of persuasion, you learn the true value of people’s secrets, of learning their weaknesses and the things that keep them up at night. You tell yourself you’re not evil for using that information against them. You’re simply moving the narrative forward. You’re the author of your own destiny.

the characters in your story

PAGE 93: THE WILDCARD. You’ve never liked unpredictable, and that’s exactly what The Wildcard is. As much as you try to guess their next move, they always surprise you somehow, and you’re not one for surprises. You like to have control, and with them, you can’t have it.

PAGE 94: THE VILLAIN. Together, you two have the potential to rule the world. You could be their downfall or their one way ticket to glory. And they love you, you can see it in their eyes. And you tell yourself you love them too, you’re not using them if they’re benefiting from it too, right? Or so you lie to yourself.

PAGE 10: THE CAREGIVER. Everyone has to have at least one mean bone in their body, right? So you don’t buy The Caregiver’s goody two shoes shit. You’ve decided to make them your project. You’re determined to suck the evil out of their body, to teach them to stand up for themselves and be a little selfish from time to time.