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"If you can answer my riddle correctly in no more than three guesses, I'll purchase your meal. Would you care to try?"
(( omg its not even that funny but im laughing bc i saw that one question you got about cross dressers and i couldnt help but think of norman as the embodiment of that that text post that goes "*straight people voice* is he... you know..." ))
YES NORMAN IS DEFINITELY THE EMBODIMENT OF THAT TEXT POST THANK YOU
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(( holy crap you’re a fantastic artist it looks gorgeous ))
( Thank you. :) )
wintercaretaker liked your post:ooc: when people in the tag for your fandom get...
ooc: you just reminded me of when I was at the Field of Screams thing we were in line for the asylum thing and there was this giant screen with trivia questions? And at one point the question was about the name of the hotel in The Shining and I'm just standing there going "The Overlook" over and over and GOD one person was like "Everglade??? Everlook????" And I'm just like "OVERLOOK" and the guy was like "No, I'm pretty sure it was--" and then they had the right answer on the screen and I just gave him a look like YEAH I FUCKING TOLD YOU.
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1. As a writer, who is your biggest inspiration?
Frick, that's a very good question. Um, I really love Poppy Z. Brite's writing, which is probably a little weird of me to say, like I'm not naming Stephen King or JK Rowling or something, but her writing is just so visual, if that makes sense? It has a lot of gorgeous imagery and weird dark content, and I'd love to be able to write like her someday. Ray Bradbury is also an author that I adore, and even if I write a different genre than he does, I hope I can be that decent one day. But to be honest, I don't really have many inspirations in my writing. I just kind of practice at getting my own voice and my own tone, and hope it's recognizable to people.
6. How do you find inspiration to write when you can't seem to find your muse?
(This originally said "can," but I'm going to assume it meant "can't".) When I lose my muse, I tend to watch/read/listen to whatever it was that made me want to make the character in the first place. So if I'd like to write Norman again, if I go on hiatus, then I'd watch the movie and listen to the playlists I made for him. That usually will put me back in the mindset. For my Sherlock muse, I'll watch my favorite clips from the show, maybe re-watch a few of the fanvids I made, read a couple fanfics, and get myself back into the mood. For original characters, it's a bit more difficult, but listening to music usually helps, as music is a huge inspiration for me writing OCs.
17. What is your favorite genre to write?
Horror/mystery! I love romances too, but I can't write a whole book about a romance; there have to be other factors involved. In roleplaying, I like to write things that'll deeply affect my muse -- so for Norman, my favorite threads so far have been ones forcing him to look at himself from the outside, so to speak. 'Mother' attacked Harley, and she attacked back, and Norman wakes up tied to a chair with a huge headache and doesn't remember how he got there. My other blogs tend to be the same way. As long as it's something pushing my character to develop more, I'll write it. But overall, horror and mystery are my absolute favorite genres to write. Or tragedies, but those are hard to sustain for long periods of time.
wintercaretaker said: (( When using the xkit blacklister, you can add an asterisk to your blacklisted term and it will blacklist any tags containing that term. So, #nsfw* will pick up things like #nsfw blah blah, etc. ))
Huh, good to know. I've been getting conflicting messages about the asterisks though.
i.e. it doesn't work all the time
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☯ : Do they believe for every darkness there is a lightness? If not, why?
I think so, at least initially—in spite of all the trouble she causes for herself, she does believe the universe has a way of balancing itself out. But I think her relying too heavily on it is what inspires her overall disenchantment with the way her life’s turned out. She’s so sick of hearing everything happens for a reason, so determined to make it work with Sam—and when she finally takes matters into her own hands, the end result is the universe’s fitting (albeit morbid) way of saying I told you so.
☆ : Would they ever wish upon a falling star? If so, what would they wish?
No, not anymore—she’s too old, too experienced with the world, too weary with its pitiful excuse for divine justice time and time again—as I mentioned above, she’s grown cynical and more often than not, her oft-spontaneous attempts at shedding this disenchantment is what gets her into the most trouble.
(On a rather side note, it’s questionable whether Marion consciously realizes this is the reason she’s so flighty and, for lack of a better word, clumsy with her emotions. If so, she likely compartmentalizes it, perhaps even from the same drawer she pulled Marie Samuels out of.)
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congrats!! :)
Thank you, dear!
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(( congrats!! :O ))
Thanks! (We should do a thing we haven't done a thing yet.)
