Author 'Would You Rathers'

Leyelle 2024-11-10 12:39:54 UTC #4

Would you rather be raised by your MCs parents or BE your MCs parents?

I've gotta be honest, I don't give most of my MCs the most stellar childhoods, so I'd have to choose to be Alicia's mother.

MK_Wizard 2024-11-10 13:54:18 UTC #5

I would rather be their parents.

Would you rather.... Be a wizard like Astra or a cyborg like Psychoborg?

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Leyelle 2024-11-10 13:58:46 UTC #6

Cyborg. There are people with biopic limbs already, so I wouldn't standout too much

aleja.x 2024-11-10 16:31:23 UTC #7

I would rather marry my villain bc Rocío deserves to be happy forever, so I would make the sacrifice T.T

I would rather write my villain as a Hero, I like my protags way too much to make them hated haha

Be my Rocío’s mom, honestly, these kids deserve love, not trauma T.T

I would rather be a cyborg bc I think I’d be smarter haha

Would you rather write a tragedy in which your OC looses everyone they hold dear, or one where they become the villain, thus hurting their loved ones?

Leyelle 2024-11-10 16:32:57 UTC #8

looses everything. they might be able to find new dear things

ljchisholm 2024-11-11 08:01:29 UTC #9

Woah wild question. My Main villain is a very old man and to be honest my comic mostly takes place on on a desert planet so I would go the latter . If your bored, like desert planets and Sci Fi do give my comic a try!

Cass 2024-11-12 00:45:17 UTC #10

This is so cute, but unfortunatly my villain is not actually a tangible human being. It's more like complex feelings, anxiety, and the negative feelings ehind trying something new. Personally I wouldn't want to marry that. I guess, I'll have to ship Harper off.

I would rather make my hero more disliked.

I would rather be my C's parent's even though I don't want kids.

Wizard all day. "Harry you're a wizard!"

Dallas would be be the villain while Harper would just lose everything.

As for my would you rather: Would you rather kill of your main character or turn them into the most vile, unforgivable thing to have ever existed?

Leyelle 2024-11-12 12:20:18 UTC #11

I don't believe anybody is unforgivable, so I'd be intrigued writing a really evil MC people can still sympathize with and writing their evolution into a better person as well. Th my fl has already done some pretty hacked up things to the ml, but she's changing for the better and I enjoy writing that process

Leyelle 2024-12-03 13:17:02 UTC #12

Would you rather have to rewrite your whole story from scratch, or end it right where it is?

MelancholicOtaku 2024-12-03 17:01:54 UTC #13

I would rather rewrite it from scratch, I can improve the chapters,and flesh out the world building a lot more. Trying to end my novel it would be super rush

Leyelle 2024-12-26 14:46:38 UTC #14

would you rather: have your story end with the villain winning, or force your hero to compromise their morals to succeed?

I'd honestly rather the villain win, though tbf, in "Sketchy Business" things wouldn't be THAT bad if the villain won. They'd just be kind of weird.

skidiggy 2024-12-26 21:23:01 UTC #15

Ooh, I love this prompt. I imagine it would depend on the story, but for my current novels, I would much prefer a hero to compromise their morals to succeed. That way, they can win but still lose. Bonus points if it was a protracted battle that forced a tough decision at the last possible second. "Batman Begins" comes to mind for this: "I don't have to kill you, but I don't have to save you..." He may be the Dark Knight, but he sure likes lurking in that gray area sometimes.

So often in life, the villain wins. I've spent a lifetime watching (and reading) about scumbags who manage to scrape by or succeed without merit, especially while others suffer. Nope. Not on my watch. Justice is served in this house!

MelancholicOtaku 2024-12-27 17:07:59 UTC #16

For The Lost Forest, I would rather have Elyn comprise her morals to defeat the villains. Honestly she doesn’t mind getting her hands dirty if it means defeating The Old Ones.

Leyelle 2024-12-28 12:51:34 UTC #17

This is technically not a would you rather but

if you had to marry one of your OCs which would you choose?

of course it depends on the story, but despite the fact that Kattar is beautiful, we don't have many hobbies in common and I HATE his taste in movies. I'd probably marry Dominic. We have basically all the same interests. If I had to pick for each story though it would probably be:

Dominic: A Dozen Morning Glories
Chili: Sketchy Business

But tbh, I'm not sure if I would pick Kattar or Andrew in "Damsel in the Red Dress." For one thing Andrew is much closer to my age, and he's also just the sweetest cinnamon rolls on planet earth, so I'd probably pick him.

In "Crystal Blue" I'd probably marry Hilaire Rayford, but he hasn't debuted yet.

LordRinOfNight 2024-12-28 16:20:59 UTC #18

Honestly, marry the villain. Don't ask me why. It's a long story with spoilers so I can't say.

Plot twists, court, royalty, assassin girlfriends, dark secrets, nights in supposedly haunted cemeteries, constant plots and meticulous plans to get his way, and layers upon layers of masks and lies.
Orilis is dead set on sitting on the throne, one way or another. Will you support the real Orilis who will break spirits without so much as a flinch? Or will you choose the perfect son that is the mask he always wears?

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NGChloe 2024-12-28 16:49:26 UTC #19

I'd marry the villain. I don't want to ship Setsune to the desert to be alone

Would you rather make every story decision based on a dice roll or have to reset your progress on a chapter if you don't complete it in one go?

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skidiggy 2024-12-29 01:14:57 UTC #20

Ooh, this is a fun one as well.

For "Apparent Secrets," I'd marry either Curtis or Ramona. I gotta live on Earth, so none of the roommates would be a good partner for our continued happiness. I think we'd do well in either pairing with one of the besties.

For "Of Lowlifes, Lutes, & Liars," that would have to be either Lieutenant Mevralls or Rida (Dorian Radlant). Jaycen Mevralls is Mr. Tall and Handsome, and Rida's a wonderful sass-master short king. We'd make it work either way.

Leyelle 2024-12-29 12:42:41 UTC #21

If you didn't have to live on earth would the answers be different XD?

2DLenzy 2024-12-29 16:03:16 UTC #22

Thought I could answer all of these. Lots of OC marriages and killings going on XD

There's actually gonna be a lot of villains ranging from average mean human to murderous animals. But given the ultimate villain is technically Alec(human), I'd marry him.

Ooh, hard one. I think writing the villain as the hero would actually work best, cause Alec is very redeemable in my opinion.

Depends on which MC (my other MC is a chicken for those who don't know). But I'd say I'd rather be Alec's mother, to balance out his father's meanness.
In regards to Friar, I'd rather be raised by his parents, whoever they may be, so I can replace him XD

Wizard! I love that Harry Potter schtick!

OC loses everything, cause I may be going down that path anyways.

That one is tough. I suppose kill the MC. I know you're thinking, which one, right? Alec's death would technically save the chickens, but hurt his survivng family. Friar's death (at the present moment) would not really change anything. Guess Friar's the one.

Kinda did the latter unintentionally (burnout/hiatus), but I'd rather start from scratch. Redrawing everything would be a little painful, but it would do a lot of good on catching eyes...Unless you mean rewrite the actual story to be completely different. I'd try, but I would not enjoy it XD

Compromised hero all the way! Friar needs to break his vows.
(I feel like these answers are projecting more of what I'm actually planning in my story, btw, but it's fun to tease.)

The villain, Alec, cause I think I know him the best. Although Luke is a runnerup and a few years younger than me

Whew, that was a lot, and a lot of fun! Here's my WYR:

To save the (real) world, would you rather: sacrifice your MC? Or sacrifice your deuteragonist (secondary character, being their best friend/love interest, etc)?

For my cast:
Humans: Eh, Luke's kinda useless rn, so he's going, lol
Chickens: Sorry, Friar, your time's up. Bucky's too pure XD

Leyelle 2024-12-29 16:07:31 UTC #23

I'd probably sacrifice the deuteragonist (Chili) because Texas is less likely to turn evil at the loss of her BFF than Chili is.