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Interview Your CharacterINTERVIEW YOUR CHARACTERMore Like This
(YOUNG ADULT VERSION)
CONCEPT:
Choose an original character you have created. All questions must be answered from the character's perspective. The character should remain "in character" throughout the interview. The character may refuse to answer a given question, but must say something in reply to it. The character must answer truthfully, but that does not necessarily mean that their answers must be true, only that the character believes them to be true. Have fun.
CHARACTER:
SETTING:
CATEGORIES:
. DESCRIPTION
. VITAL STATISTICS
. FAMILY
. PERSONALITY
. ABILITIES AND TRAITS
. RELATIONSHIPS
. HIST
Never woke upShe asked no questions, there was no time, “What do we do?”More Like This
Paul looked at his hands, a look of fear and wonder dancing across his face, “It's still in me. I can feel it. It got left behind...”
He clenched his fists, shaking away the sorrow, a new resolve washing over him, “Take me to Tal'shen.”
They ran, coming across Tal'shen, who now looked like a clustered blob of mangled twisting flesh with tentacles stemming out from all sides and a single beak like mouth, gaping wide as it swallowed whole victims in the blood laden streets.
Paul breathed deep, closing his eyes before approaching the beast. Maya c
pretty interestingWashoutMore Like This
This may be a real issue in some cases, but it needn't. Washout occurs when aiming into a bright area, causing the reticle to become lost in the glare. A very bright reticle setting, as found in a high quality sight, is one solution to this problem. There are at least two others;
1. Close your front lens cover. Now you cannot see through the sight at all-- field of view = 0 Degrees (zero feet at 100 yards). With the front lens cover closed on a reflex sight, your aiming eye sees the glowing reticle against a black background, no matter what. Your other eye sees a largely unobstructed view of the world. Your brain can blend the two images, and assuming you have two useable eyes, you will see your aiming reticle against the target field under any lighting conditions. Enter the Occluded Eye Gunsight (O.E.G.). Close the front cover of your Aimpoint, for instance, and you have, effectively, an O.E.G..
2. Install a polarizing filter on your reflex sight. I'm not sure of their thinkin
Enderwoman IIIThe sword came down, and my neck sliced open like if it was only bread.More Like This
Everything was dark.
"Hello." Ender welcomes me.
I look away. "I have failed you.." i am ashamed.
Ender stares at me. "The player used potions. It became stronger, and faster. It was not fair."
I look back. Is she saying what I think she is saying?
"You may leave the end." She opens the portal, and I jump through.
I spawn back to the place where I spawned before. The sun was out, and I teleported to a tree.
I groan.
Not much shade here.
I see the cave in my mind, and use all of my might to teleport there.
When I stack the stone so no sun gets in, I head deeper
Sta.sh
