09/09
Blooregard Q. Kazoo – Mac’s imaginary friend had to seek shelter at Foster’s home of imaginary friends, as Mac’s mom thinks her son is too old to have a make-believe friend.
Mac – Bloo and Mac are great friends, and Mac prefers to spend his time at Foster’s Home rather then to be bullied around by his older brother.
Wilt – while he is not exactly the “perfect” imaginary friend, Wilt’s personality and cheerful nature are almost contagious.
Eduardo – one of the scariest members of Foster’s home of imaginary friends, Eduardo may look tough but he…
Tags: blooregard q kazoo, Bo, Characters, Chick Cluckers, colorful eggs, Craig McCracken, Danny Elfman, Ed Baker, Eduardo, Emmy, Foster, Fosters, Frankie, Friend, Friends, Handy, Home, Imaginary, Joe, Mac, mac bloo, Madame Foster, Mike Moon, Mr. Herriman, Q. Kazoo - Mac, Shannon, Terrence, Wally
09/01
In Sandbox-style games with guns there are no children. Bully isn’t included.
*Continuing the discussion from the original post found here.
Tags: Bully, Characters, Children, Discussion, Every, Games, guns, Noticed, Pedestrians, Sandbox-style, Sandboxstyle, style games, There
07/08
examples are stealing,doing drugs, fighting, joining gangs
Tags: Actions, Characters, Children, Drugs, Games, Gangs, Urge, Video, Videos, Violent
06/05
I like to write fiction. Sometimes, one of my characters would be a toddler. I don’t have kids of my own, so it’s hard for me to write a character who is a toddler. I’m afraid I might make them too mature or too immature, too intelligent or too dumb for their age, etc.
Does anyone know a website that has a guide for authors/writers on how to write characters that are toddlers/children?
Tags: Characters, Fictional, Stories, Toddler, Write
