: Death is a concept commonly explored in all forms of writing. This tag should be used for any question which relates to the topic of death, including the deaths of characters, representing

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Death is a concept commonly explored in all forms of writing. This tag should be used for any question which relates to the topic of death, including the deaths of characters, representing death within the narrative, portraying death as a concept, and the plot implications of death within a work.

Examples of questions that should use this tag:

Character motivations facing death?
Can a novel without any death be taken seriously?
What makes the death of a character satisfying?

Related tags: plot characters combat horror

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: Possible location of impact injury? It is essential to the plot of my story for My character (human) to be injured. I know her injuries which are, her leg and right arm bones are either fractured

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