Hey, guys!
Time for a new writing exercise. Remember the one with the names derived from plant names? Let's do that one again, except with the names of geographical/landscape features. You know, like mountain and hill? But don't worry, I won't list those as options.
Same rules as last time: you have to create a character profile based off of the name of the character and what that name implies. Like strong Oak and healing Willow from last time. Got it? Go!
1) Brook
2) Cloud
3) Forest
4) Sky
5) River
6) Sea
7) Cove
8) Oasis
9) Estuary
10) Marsh
Remember, take the physical appearance of the landscape feature and try to imagine what kind of person would be like that. Deserts, for example, are vast expanses of seemingly lifeless land, when in reality, there's life hidden in the nooks and crannies. Maybe a character named desert seems coarse and cruel at first but he chooses to hide how much he actually cares.
That is all. Fly, my pretties, fly!
Happy writing!!
Time for a new writing exercise. Remember the one with the names derived from plant names? Let's do that one again, except with the names of geographical/landscape features. You know, like mountain and hill? But don't worry, I won't list those as options.
Same rules as last time: you have to create a character profile based off of the name of the character and what that name implies. Like strong Oak and healing Willow from last time. Got it? Go!
1) Brook
2) Cloud
3) Forest
4) Sky
5) River
6) Sea
7) Cove
8) Oasis
9) Estuary
10) Marsh
Remember, take the physical appearance of the landscape feature and try to imagine what kind of person would be like that. Deserts, for example, are vast expanses of seemingly lifeless land, when in reality, there's life hidden in the nooks and crannies. Maybe a character named desert seems coarse and cruel at first but he chooses to hide how much he actually cares.
That is all. Fly, my pretties, fly!
Happy writing!!
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