Does you book ever give you emotions? Random sentence and reaction

Krysteena 2025-05-17 01:57:28 UTC #1

Chapter 77 (I am hungry thinking about this chapter.)
Chapter 17 (Made me cry.)
Does writing your book or comic ever make you feel some sort of way rather mad, sad, happy even hunger ?
Share your chapter and why and a link to your book!

jwabeasley 2025-05-17 12:30:36 UTC #2

If I don't feel an emotion towards a certain scene, I will redo it. If the author doesn't feel, then the audience won't either. The trouble is, very few scene emotions can survive 16 hours of focused work (what it requires to make a page), so after I've produced it, the original spark is gone for me.

That said, I hope readers feel the warmth and humor in this scene:

TheOnsetOfNight 2025-05-17 13:49:58 UTC #3

I always try to put myself in every character's shoes to feel their emotions while writing them. Although I don't know if readers feel that way. Here are glimpse of today's chapter:

{At that moment, as thoughts of Ethan flooded my mind, my gaze shifted abruptly towards him. I turned to him and blurted out,

"Are you alright, Ethan?"

I won't be able to forgive myself if something happens to him.

Ethan is still visibly fatigued. However, he gently placed a hand on my head and started patting it.

"I'm fine, Bian. I ran all the way from the main gate; that's all."

He offered me a reassuring smile. His words were like a balm that soothed my frayed nerves.

Yet, the weight of these moments is too much for me to bear.

I immediately lowered my head, my hands gripping the fabric of my dress tightly. Tears welled up in my eyes, falling to the ground.

No matter what my eyes see, or how much my head tells me, it's an illusion. But deep within my heart, an ominous certainty persists.

Maybe something dreadful could have happened just a few seconds ago, and the unsettling truth is that all of this is going to happen because of me.}

rainwang 2025-05-17 14:53:16 UTC #4

Hello!

Yes! My books give me emotions because I feel what I write :))

The Plight of the Twelve Olympians just released a new chapter called Speed :))

The Plight of the Twelve Olympians is a story in poetry form about the thoughts and feelings of the Olympians on the current world they live in. They are, of course, affected by their egos... Arrogance, of course, reigns free! These might or might not lead to their meddling in human lives... and maybe ruin the world?

Know more by supporting my works :)) Thanks very much!

Synopsis:

These lowly creatures have made this world their own. They act as if they own it, as if they no longer need us.

Well.

We shall see how far they can make it on their own. They do not need us? Then we shall make their lives a tiny—just teeny, tiny—bit harder.

kyupol 2025-05-17 17:04:14 UTC #5

- This scene gave me a small percentage of what's called "burden of the Lord" in Christian churches. Only very few devout Christians honestly have that. As in majority of the time. As in, they feel 0 hatred for their assailant even if they're assaulted. They feel nothing but pity and empathy for even their worst enemy who wants them dead.

It's extremely rare (if i say I have it, that makes me a liar ).

-This scene made one of my friends tear up and go off blaming a certain political party in the USA as the main culprit. He's in his late 60s and he's saddened by "kids these days..."

Krysteena 2025-05-24 02:46:32 UTC #6

This is so wholesome thank you!