: Re: Does this sound too similar to Guardians of the galaxy? So since 2007 I've been using a raccoon character in my stories and I want to know if he's too similar to rocket raccoon. My character

What will make him similar or dissimilar is not things like age. It is his attitude and his speech. Rocket is defined not by who his friends are particularly, but by how he behaves towards them. So, put simply, if you can hear Rocket talking or imagine him doing exactly what your character would do, he is too similar.

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: Re: Does this sound too similar to Guardians of the galaxy? So since 2007 I've been using a raccoon character in my stories and I want to know if he's too similar to rocket raccoon. My character

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: Empires Rise and Fall, People Come and Go I've got this sense that everything on earth and the universe will eventually decay or end. It may take seconds, hours, years or even billion of years.

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: What's the most natural way to show a passage of time between the prologue and chapter one? In my current novel, the protagonist is driven forward throughout the plot by events that happened

: Show Don't Tell How would you use "Show Don't Tell" imagery to portray a person who is watching something (an encounter) that makes him 'freeze' in his spot? All I can think of is: He is

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