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Midnight again!
4 – Do you have a "muse" character, that speaks to you more than others, or that tries to push their way in, even when the fic isn't about them? Who are they, and why did that character became your muse?
Spike. He is my muse, completely and totally. He brought me into my favourite fandom, and he's just such a great character, layered and versatile (not to mention volatile). He's very interesting and passionate. Sometimes I just want to add him into situations and even into other fandoms to see how he would react or how others would react to him. It took me a long time, however, to feel like I could write his voice the way that I felt was true to the actual character. More importantly, professionally I suppose, is that he, and James Marsters by extension, is a muse for my art as well.
Oddly enough, a character that I took to writing instantly that I would like to write more of is Sam Danville from High Plains Invaders. I cannot explain it, but there's something about that woobie cowboy that makes me want to write whole novels about his continuing misadventures. He's a... simple character. His emotions are out there for the world to see; it's hard to for him to hide his feelings. Sam is proof that you can cry and still defeat big uranium-eatin' alien boogs, and he's just adorable. I've written so many snippets about him that I need to finish into a longer fic. XD
( Cut for the answer to Days 1-3 and the other 26 questions for the upcoming days... )
4 – Do you have a "muse" character, that speaks to you more than others, or that tries to push their way in, even when the fic isn't about them? Who are they, and why did that character became your muse?
Spike. He is my muse, completely and totally. He brought me into my favourite fandom, and he's just such a great character, layered and versatile (not to mention volatile). He's very interesting and passionate. Sometimes I just want to add him into situations and even into other fandoms to see how he would react or how others would react to him. It took me a long time, however, to feel like I could write his voice the way that I felt was true to the actual character. More importantly, professionally I suppose, is that he, and James Marsters by extension, is a muse for my art as well.
Oddly enough, a character that I took to writing instantly that I would like to write more of is Sam Danville from High Plains Invaders. I cannot explain it, but there's something about that woobie cowboy that makes me want to write whole novels about his continuing misadventures. He's a... simple character. His emotions are out there for the world to see; it's hard to for him to hide his feelings. Sam is proof that you can cry and still defeat big uranium-eatin' alien boogs, and he's just adorable. I've written so many snippets about him that I need to finish into a longer fic. XD
( Cut for the answer to Days 1-3 and the other 26 questions for the upcoming days... )
