#page103.

this one was so funnnn!!!!!! 

i think i will solve problems on purpose: page 10: the caregiver, page 18: the observer, page 61: the antihero, page 74: the knight, page 101: the conscience.

i think i will solve problems on accident: page 09: the dream, page 24: the explorer, page 40: the pessimist, page 88: the underdog, page 93: the wildcard.

i think i will cause problems on accident: page 08: the humorist, page 23: the tragedy, page 57: the ingenue, page 75: the lover, page 103: the indifferent.

i think i will cause problems on purpose: page 33: the rebel, page 39: the seducer, page 41: the hotshot, page 94: the villain, page 95: the corrupter.

not a bother at all!! they are indeed very different. i imagine the ingenue as someone who is soft-spoken and values kindness over everything. in my head, the ingenue sings and forest animals flock to them like they do to snow-white, that’s just the kind of vibe they give off 🥺. they have a very soft aura and perhaps they’re a bit more innocent about life and its hardships than most people.

the indifferent however is someone who is quite literally the opposite of that in almost every way. they are probably not kind simply because they don’t care enough to be. bored at all times, they’re likely to ask “when is this thing gonna end? are we done yet?”over and over again at whatever event they end up at. while i’m sure they have things they care about, overall they just have a disinterested attitude. 

they are both characters with depth that you can do a lot with and could develop beautifully over time. i hope this made your choice a bit easier and if not, i’m always here to answer any more questions you might have! 

they do have similarities for sure but personally, i see the indifferent as someone who just can’t be bothered to care about anything and is genuinely disinterested in a lot of things that happen whereas the pessimist is someone who cares but they’re always expecting the worst to happen at all times, maybe because of past experiences or maybe because of how they view the world !

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you’ve found yourself in...

Hades (Percy Jackson and the Olympians by Rick Riordan), Haymitch Abernathy (The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins), Charles Macaulay (The Secret History by Donna Tartt).

though, who are you ?

You think none of this has anything to do with you and you want nothing to do with it. And sure, at first, you were wondering what, if anything, was happening but it was a fleeting thought that passed quickly like most do. Now you go about your day as if nothing has changed because you think for you, nothing has. The stories and tales of others might not particularly interest you but unfortunately, your own story is woven in with theirs and that makes you part of the entire book. 

the characters in your story

PAGE 9: THE DREAM: Initially, you were annoyed by them. Their personality was too whimsical for you, who claims to want nothing to do with anyone here. But eventually their charms were too hard to resist even for the likes of you. It’s a classic case of opposites attract and after putting up such a fight you realize being around them couldn’t hurt that much, could it?

PAGE 18: THE OBSERVER: If you were to be honest, you’d say they’re your only real friend. You’ve always been a bit of a loner, someone who prefers to do things on your own in case everyone lets you down but so far they haven’t and you can’t lie and say you don’t value their friendship.