Alright, everyone. To further explore and get to know the wonderful muses even better here, we’ve decided to drop in another task for you to fill out. This is not necessarily a mandatory task, but it is very, highly encouraged for you to do. Delving in into our characters helps us rebuild our writing muse, and let us know about the little facts or quirks that we haven’t gotten the opportunity to share before!

The task is much simpler than our previous ones. All you have to do is answer the questionnaire that’s posted below and you have until next Saturday, May 6th, to finish and post it using the #gditask003 tag. If there are questions that’re not fitting to your character, you’re allowed to skip or simply put N/A, but make sure that you answer as much as you possibly can! It doesn’t have to be very detailed but feel free to elaborate if you’d like to.

For members with multiple muses, you don’t have to do this for all of your characters. However, if you have more than 4, it is encouraged that you at least participate 2 of your characters. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the main. Have fun!

The questionnaire is under read more below, and we’d like to credit ditarph [ I’ve modified some of the questions to fit our group ] for providing this!

Hello, friends! This is Grace, the least responsible admin of the group here with an announcement. To promote further character development, we’ve decided to do a mandatory task! It’s not difficult. In fact, it should be fun. All you have to do is:

Post one self para by November 10th. 

- At least three paragraphs in length, but it can be as long as you’d like. 

- Include whatever information about your character you wish! Past experiences, what landed them here, what’s going on now-- anything that helps you and everyone else understand and get to know your character better.

Please message the main (or you can contact me on any of my characters’ blogs) if you’re stuck and want some help or if you need an extension. (I know some of you are busy with finals or are out of town. If you’re overwhelmed and need a little longer, it’s no problem.)

Please participate, though! You can never have a character that’s too developed or close to your heart. Writing deeply for a character increases your bond with them and makes for a stronger muse and mun! This isn’t meant to feel like a burden, so if you’re not sure how to enjoy it, play around a little bit (how did they meet their best friend? what did they do on their sixteenth birthday? what is their favorite memory? least favorite?) and ask questions! 

I’m so excited to read all of your paras! Please tag them to gditask001. If you need some examples, here are some previous works.

Margaret