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I have a protagonist/author?
It's the "your", as though there's a "me" and then there's the "author/protagonist."
It's the "your", as though there's a "me" and then there's the "author/protagonist."
"What about your protagonist/author. How are you treating them?"
Kindness and compassion are essential in building and maintaining relationships, but are kindness and compassion sufficient for a great story? If you went to go see a movie that focused disproportionately on displaying kindness and compassion at the expense of all other elements of a story, would you consider that among the better movies?
Ah. So you mean how am I treating myself?
Ok, I understand now
but it's not an idea I can relate to.
I agree that dynamism makes a good story. So then how often are we hearing the question of whether or not our story has enough dynamism compared to the message of kindness and compassion?
That’s interesting because I don’t see it as most of us creating chaos. Chaos is readily prevalent and we have a natural aversion to it. What appears to be chaotic to someone else is actually that person’s comfort zone.