I tried giving him gifs as games, balls, idk a bunch of things to try to him to be off the screens. His life for now is: Wake up - screens while breakfast - school - screens until lunch - lunch with screens - sofa with screens - dinner with screens - screens until sleep.
do you have any pointers on how to tell the enneagram of a fictional character i am writing? i think enneagram is a great tool in writing to make characters consistent and relatable in their motivations.
I am so invested in their drama and the way Lestat talks about him in his narration and the way they’re two sides of one transformational trauma coin and how going forward Daniel will now be an important part of Lestat’s life and narrative whether people like it or not.
i say i no longer love him, but i fell listening to the timbre of his voice as he told me his secrets in the middle of the night. i fell seeing her hair shine in the sunlight, glowing red instead of brown as she laughed at a joke i made.
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