Another Happy Landing

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Hi hi!!! <3 Thank you so much!!! 😭✨ I blush 🫣🌱✨ how are y’all so good at compliments?? help 😭<3

Just for you anon!😌🫶✨

Here’s to hoping we get some news soon! 🌱 my guess is they will be running away from something at some point and do the LOTR number in which they run endlessly across mountains.

Now that I think of it… is ALTTS Ganondorf single…? 🥺 I bet if I adjusted the size, the ring would fit perfectly. I would listen to his beautiful singing voice and ask for his autograph everyday. I’ll even eat his spicy foods, even though it would probably not end well! 🥺😭🤧🥺

It’s ok anon 🤧🥺😭😭 It happens sometimes and we will all just have to pour our tears out together for our lost 😭 *hands you a tissue*

Hi!! Thank you for enjoying the story 🥺✨ It’s such an honor to hear that it has inspired you!!! You have no idea how much it means to me! 😭

I’m no professional but I can tell you just a bit from my experience 🫶

-First of all, I would not expect coherency right off the bat 🫣 you should have seen the first ALTTS draft lol it was a MESS. And that’s ok! You work on it slowly and go from general to specifics. It took the team and I about 3 months to plan it all and we have held several meetings to plan specifics or make last minute changes.

-Take your time building your characters. To me it almost felt like getting acquainted. The more I drew them and worked with them, the more I could predict what they would do naturally. I would recommend to take note of all you have of them 🫶 I personally use an app called Milanote. You have to pay to get full access but the free content has been enough for me to organize my ALTTS info.

-To me, characters in a story are priority, more than the plot itself. So the story should directly relate to them. It’s all about them. Each arc should have an outcome for them and character progress or else the plot gets stuck and slow. For ALTTS I wrote a full timeline of events and under each point I wrote how it would directly affect all 3 main characters.

-To achieve successful character arcs, write where they are at the beginning and where you want them in the end. If you do this, each point in a timeline can represent a step to that goal… some steps can be bigger than others but make sure they work their way there naturally.

Ps: this worked for us and ALTTS specifically but you might need to tweak the method or work completely differently 🫶