Friday, June 24, 2011
Getting to Know Annabelle
This is part of Elisabeth Mueller's blogfest. If you have some time and want to see the other participants entries go HERE.
WARNING: This post is not funny. I actually thought about my MC like the blogfest required and she's rather straightforward. For those who came to my blog to laugh, please skip to the bottom and I will tell you a joke :)
If I were to put the main character of my current middle grade novel on the therapist couch, the conversation might go like this.
What is your greatest fear?
My greatest fear is being alone...errrr, perhaps I should say my greatest fear is being brutally murdered. No, alone would be longer and more torturous. I say, being alone. I do not have the luxury of family and for my own protection I make it a point not to get close to anyone. Living this way is getting tiresome. I pray that I do not have to live the rest of my life like this.
What is your biggest accomplishment?
I WALKED from Waise to Trestirie, a journey of nearly two months. WALKED! I gained a great sense of what I was capable of on that trek. I never before had to do anything nearly so arduous before and never had my mettle tested like that. But I did it and I found that my mettle is strong.
What is your biggest regret?
That I put my life and the lives of others in danger when I left the safety of the palace for a little adventure. I was ignorant of the powers that sought my life but I knew that I was disobeying direct orders when I left. It was a selfish decision and I wish that I would have been more wise.
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Now for the joke:
I think that animal testing is an awful idea; you can't get them to bring their #2 pencils and they're terrible with scantrons. *rim shot*
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eeeeeeenteresting. hehe. Fantasy or sci-fi?
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That was actually a funny joke. I liked your character's voice. Great insight with the revelation on the trek.
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Annabelle sounds so interesting. I'm with Gina I want to know what genre you are writing?
ReplyDeleteOoh, this is intriguing! I'm hooked. There's SO much implied history here, I want more! Thank you for participating!
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Can Alex save Winter from the darkness that hunts her?
YA Paranormal Romance, Darkspell coming fall of 2011!
Like everyone said, this is intriguing and makes me wonder what the genre is. Fantasy?
ReplyDeleteOh and I've totally signed up for your blogfest. I can't seem to stop myself...
Reference to the Palace intrigued me! Also, your joke is awesome.
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely intrigued as to her story. Sounds like she is in a lot of danger, and I wonder why she can't return to the Palace. Great interview!
ReplyDeleteSorry everyone, I didn't mean to be so vague.
ReplyDeleteThe book is a fairytale retelling (with a lot of liberties) -witches, fairies, princesses, you know the type.
Krispy thanks for joining the 'fest!
(I'm still jealous about the midnight Potter tix!)
Great joke! Great voice. I could see Annabelle during the interview. :-) Thanks for the visit and follow over at my house. Following you back.
ReplyDeleteWow! She's quite a complex character. Very intriguing!
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ReplyDeleteRevealing interview! I had it in mind you were referring to romantic fantasy. That said, retelling/reworking a fairy tale fits the character.
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I've snatched your blogfest banner and will get it up pronto!
ReplyDeleteThat was a long walk! Cute joke, I'm a new follower.
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Hey, Shelly! Nice to meet you. Wow, sounds like your MC has a lot going on! I bet it's a great story! Thanks for stopping by my blog and hope to see you around more!
ReplyDeleteHappy writing! :) *sniggered at the joke*