Main Characters, poll |
Main Characters, poll |
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![]() kthxbai ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Official Designer Posts: 2,832 Joined: Feb 2008 Member No: 621,203 ![]() |
Usually when I am assigned to write stories for creative writing or English, I always make the main character female. Why? I have no idea.
I have created a poll. Is your main character usually a male or female? This can apply to regular sentences, too. In my school, instead of defining vocabulary or key terms, we sometimes have to use those words in a sentence. My sentences usually have a feminine subject. |
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![]() Senior Member ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 43 Joined: Jun 2010 Member No: 759,416 ![]() |
Usually when I am assigned to write stories for creative writing or English, I always make the main character female. Why? I have no idea. I have created a poll. Is your main character usually a male or female? This can apply to regular sentences, too. In my school, instead of defining vocabulary or key terms, we sometimes have to use those words in a sentence. My sentences usually have a feminine subject. Chuck Paluniuk, the author of Fight Club, said he had some struggles with writing a 'male' lead because he was told that mostly middle-aged women read, and what they read were those romance novels. I think 'Harlequin' or something? Idk. So he said something like he was a bit scared while creating these male leads for his story, and in essence, writing for men. |
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