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Ruqayyah
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Aug 25, 2022 08:23AM

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Nope but I've seen this on YouTube and stuff and it always is really cool- normally one has a happy meaning and another a really sad one and you're just broken lol

end: i've always wanted to be seen on tv. To be famous, and have paparazzi follow me everywhere seemed so glamorous. I just never thought I'd be on the air as America's most wanted criminal. But that's what I yearned for right?- to be wanted?

end: i've always wanted to be seen on tv. To be famous, and have paparazzi fol..."
Wow- that is wonderful- I love it, especially the play of words on 'wanted'!

start - he doesn't believe in destiny.
end - how his perspective changes, how he comes to believe it.

start - he doesn't believe in destiny.
end - how his perspective changes, how he comes to believe it."
That's a great message!

At the start, this could be an enemy, after some fight or something.
At the end, what if it was someone's death that left them that way.

At the start, this could be an enemy, after some fight or something.
At the end, what if it was someone's death that left them that way."
ooooh that ones good!

I loathe depressing stuff
*Thinks*
Actually, so long as there is a happy ending, I don't mind
You know me better than I know myself 🤣


The beginning is like the character is hoping to be remembered for a huge thing, a change of some kind and to be famous.
The end is when they look back and think that maybe they made things worse for some people and better for others, which meant it wasn’t really all that different (or it could be something else that they feel they haven’t changed).

The beginning is like the character is hoping to be remembered for a huge thing, a change of some kind and to be famous.
The end is when they look back and thin..."
Oo I love that! A great message too!

"I knew that death would arrive soon."
start-the main character's mother was dying and the character knew that death would soon claim her mother. So she went to seek for a cure.
end-she couldn't find the cure but after her journey, she made death her slave in some way by summoning it?
Is this ok?

"I knew that death would arrive soon."
start-the main character's mother was dying and the character knew that death would soon claim her mother. So she went to seek for a cure.
end-she coul..."
That's super cool! And works!
There is no right or wrong!