I never liked to have good or bad, right or wrong play too much of a role in stories I make. But it does make some effective dynamics.
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I never liked to have good or bad, right or wrong play too much of a role in stories I make. But it does make some effective dynamics.
I've always liked morally grey areas in stories, I think it's good being able to debate characters/ factions actions to a certain extent. I've never liked bastions of good and kindness or people who are evil for the sake of being evil.
I wrote a story about a man who gave the order to commit a war crime and being in his mind is interesting I think, because of his guilt I think it makes him kind of redeemable. I don't know really, I love seeing how characters react to certain events.
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Yes, agree. The strange phenomenon that the characters suddenly react in their own ways is one of the most rewarding parts of storytelling.