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From Monochrome to Vibrancy With Commentary Chapter 6: Another Day
*AUTHOR’S NOTE1: Hello audience. As you know, this story has been a work in progress for a couple of month’s now. During this period of time, I have found that some names that I have given to my characters have lost their charm and require a better fit, particularly, the ghost boy Koobla Stpan. I…
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What I Learned: I’m Glad My Mom Died
What I Learned from reading I’m Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdy:
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Story Scrap: Fixer of Hearts
Concept: Wandering man takes people’s hearts and repairs them. His methods vary from sewing their pieces back together, smelting them, molding them like clay, and more. The time it takes for him to fix people’s hearts may vary. He could have a heart for years before it’s ready to be returned to its owner. The…
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Story Scrap: Family Drama in Another World
Concept: A mother and son are transported into another world by a scientist along with many other families after a catastrophic, world-ending event occurred. Now in the computer-generated fantasy world, the son desires to become a hero. The mother, worried about him and seeking to rebuild their broken relationship becomes a warrior as well. The…
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What I Learned: The Little Prince
What I learned from The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry: Cherish the little things. You are responsible for the things you tame.
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Announcement: New Form of Content
Hello everybody! Ms. Coconut here! I’ve decided to try out a new form of content on this blog called “What I Learned”. These posts will contain takeaways and lessons learned from the media I’ve consumed. I say media and not just books because I consider movies, tv, video games, comics, etc. as forms of literature…
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Querulous
Adjective Definition: complaining in a petulant or whining manner Ex. The spoiled child became more querulous when someone else played with the toy she discarded.
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Quotes from “The Little Prince” by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
So, I’ve recently read “The Little Prince”(or Le Petite Prince in the original French) by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, a children’s book written back during World War 2. What prompted me to read it was a character in a game I play whose design is based on the titular prince. In all honesty, the book is…
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“From Monochrome to Vibrancy” Supporting Character Profile 7
Bunnygirl: Elodie Weiss (Nicknames: Elli, Lodie, Usagi-chan, Bunny) Looks: She has silvery white hair and icy blue eyes. She has pale, blemishless skin. She is of average height but is on the chubby side. She’s a B-cup but has large baby bearing hips and strong legs. Her hair is a little past her shoulders and…
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“From Monochrome to Vibrancy” Supporting Character Profile 6
Wolfboy: Kol Jäger (Nicknames: Okami-kun, Wolf, Bunny Lover, Doggy) Looks: He has shaggy dark brown hair and has constant bedhead. He has golden eyes. Even in human form his fangs are visible and he has pointy dark brown ears and a tail. He has reddish skin and a scar across his nose. He’s rather tall…
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