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Mexican / She/Her / 18+ / Ace / You can call me Ale or Ai/ I speak Spanish and English fluenty. / I love overanalyzing or drawing anything I like./ Live your life with pride.
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My baby is so fucking talemted
my mom reminded me to share my drawings with the world xd
so here i show you some of my homework!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO NAOTO! Probably one of the most underrated character's in tr!
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The classic betrayer
This is where everyone subtly knows that this guy's going to turn the other way.
The betrayer puts on a show for our heroes - kind, compassionate and supporting at first.
it just so happens that the villainthinks the heros are the bad guys.
make them actually likable.emotionally ruin the hero upon betrayal.
The remorseful traitor
whether he had bad intentions from the start or was deceived by
others, the betrayer regrets his choices.
when he realizes his mistakes, it's too late to stop the evil, which
introduces guilt.
throw the guilt and shame on the character.
even the protagonist can be a traitor! will others forgive him?
The Double Agent
this type of traitor will keep the readers wondering whether this guy is truly on your side.
keep your readers guessing. is that an evil smirk or a genuine smile? does he really love drinking, or is he just trying to get the hero drugged?
Snape in Harry Potter is a great example.
The guy can be good or bad - just keep balancing the two
Unrealiable narrators
these characters are not entirely betrayers, but horribly
misinformed. they can make others appear like traitors - when in truth, they just have it wrong.
pit your narrow-minded narrator against his allies.
these characters are great for misunderstanding plots.
have your narrator do irreversible damage to the hero. would they
forgive him?
Tragic betrayers
these are characters, due to their past wounds and trauma, cannot
help but betray the group.
they confess the hero's secrets under physical/mental torment and
doesn't have the backbone to do otherwise.
these characters can either be pitiful or frustrating would the hero still fight for the betrayer?
Play around with pov
you can have the readers know about the upcomong betrayal by
switching points of view, building up anticipation to the moment of
realization.
on the flip side, you can change povs in a way that the reader
doens't see what's happening at the hero's back.
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International Asexuality Day!!
Today, the 6th of April, is international asexuality day.
It’s only the 3rd year of celebration, as the day was recognised in 2021!!
It’s worldwide effort to recognize the asexuality community and promote understanding of the asexual spectrum, including all umbrella identities!!
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i'm so, so excited to share this painting with you. i have officially been making art for 20 years, and i thought it would be fun to repaint the first digital work i ever made.
i have wanted to give up art so many times over the years. i'm tremendously proud of myself for sticking with it and improving as much as i have. i hope you're proud of me too! please be sure to zoom in to see all those details i worked so hard on (especially the rhinestones!!). thank you for being with me during my art journey. 20 years, 20 more 🖤
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Ran's new game animation!
Bet he's paying more attention to that drink then he does in school
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Full look at Ran's new game art! Of course his socks are purple
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