: Re: Is killing a character to further the plot necessarily a bad thing? I've heard quite a few complaints about character deaths being used to further the plot. They say it's boring and overdone
This is the key:
these alternatives don't quite deliver the same effect
If the alternatives don't create the effect you want in the reader, they're not good alternatives.
If killing the character creates the effect you want in the reader, kill the character.
Trust your instincts. You're a storyteller. You know what you are doing.
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