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Holding Out for a Hero: Discussing the Hero Archetype
Who doesn’t like a hero? They save the day, go on adventures, and maybe even get a love interest. Yes, the anti-hero is fun and broody...
Sarah Perchikoff
Apr 2, 20203 min read
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Analyzing the Anti-Hero
I fell in love with anti heroes early and hard. To me, heroes were a bit boring. I mean, they were necessary for the story, but the...
E.E. Suchowolec
Mar 5, 20203 min read
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Prince Charming: The Femme Fatale
A Male Seductress in Shrek 2 The Shrek franchise was successful for a number of reasons: Its double entendres that entertained children...
Briana Gonzalez
Feb 27, 20205 min read
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Seducing the World: The Seducer Archetype
I'm sure we all know the character: the dame with legs for days, the vamp with pillowy lips, the siren with the golden voice. She causes...
E.E. Suchowolec
Feb 6, 20203 min read
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Deuter-What??: A Discussion on Sidekicks
Superheroes have their wards. Hobbits have their friends. Detectives have their doctors. I haven't called any characters by name, but I'm...
E.E. Suchowolec
Jan 2, 20202 min read
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Writing Characters with Disabilities
Writing is meant to be a safe space, and the only thing more invalidating than non-representation is bad representation. Sometimes in a...
Briana Gonzalez
Nov 14, 20192 min read
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There's Something About Mary Sue
Let me present you with a hypothetical situation. Let’s say that I’m pitching a YA novel about a young witch who, through circumstances...
EJ Fowler
Jan 26, 20193 min read
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