Nameless Creature
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Penelope Douglas:
How do you decide in what dimension the character would grow? Does it depends on the surrounding entirely like Jared did in some ways or is it the Character's resentments and likings? And What inspired you the most for Kai Mori's Character?
Penelope Douglas
I think as the character is fleshed out, they present themselves more and more as you write the book. They talk to you and tell you what they need. Sometimes the character you start out writing becomes something completely different. A lot changes in the writing stage.
And Kai, I loved writing someone controlled--trying to be his best self--but that moment when he can't contain it anymore in the Pope was beautiful. It's great to see characters try to hold back what they are and end up surprising themselves.
Thanks for the question!
And Kai, I loved writing someone controlled--trying to be his best self--but that moment when he can't contain it anymore in the Pope was beautiful. It's great to see characters try to hold back what they are and end up surprising themselves.
Thanks for the question!
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BookWorm 221
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Penelope Douglas:
Hi! I just wanted to let you know how much I loved Falling Away, it has become my favorite book of the series, the story was so complex and mature. These character's stories demanded my attention in the best way possible. I couldn't stop reading and it made my day at home with the flu so much more enjoyable, so thank you so much! Is there going to be a time gap between Falling Away and Aflame?
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