: Re: Character motivations facing death? Would it be boring/unrealistic/silly/cliché if most characters only had this main motivation for most of a story: saving humanity/their country/their familly/themselves.
Maybe Legolas doesn't have any other motivation than saving his people, friends and defeating the evil. LOTR never really dove too deep into his motivations. What really defined his character was not what motivated him, but what he did. He is an Elf prince that befriended a Dwarf and fought with him side by side, almost as a brother. In a universe where these populations bear a deep-seated resentment towards each other due to past history, this makes the Legolas / Gimli friendship heavily significant and builds the character. Its not his MOTIVATION here, its his ACT.
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: Writing a short story set in a place I’ve never been I’m writing a science fiction type short story set in Germany (actually Stuttgart). To some extent the location isn’t that important-
: Your question seems to focus on giving the user motivation and error checking. For these, I suggestion two different approaches: Tell the user why If you give the user an explanation of why
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