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My favorite character that i have created would have to be Crubros from my Lady Wolf book. He is a gold Royal Wolf with bright orange eyes and i honestly dont know why he's my favorite. He's just a sweetheart and loves his mate more than anything and does whatever it takes to pull her back from death. I just think he's awesome biggrin

HA, i didn't scare them away! *does happy dance*

my favorite character I made is the one I made for my most recent story. She is Naraku's daughter and she is the only one who can make him nice. She looks just like him but more femanin(sp?) she can control the saimyoshu and made kohaku leave naraku's control also she acts a little like Inuyasha

MY FAVORITE CHARACTER..HMMMMMMM......Nica.her mother abandoned her when she was 10.She made aliving as a profesional daredevil.she'll do anything....unless its realy realy wrong.Shes always getting introuble.Although she usually sweetalks her way out of it.

My favorite female character is Eve Sharuka from all my books! I already have five, and she is in all of them. If you would like to read them, pm me! Eve is the quiet and shy girl and school, but when school is out, she is open minded and adventerous. My favorite male character is in my story Lost in the Forest. His name is Takuto. He is strong and is the leader. He ends up as cheif of his clan. He is kind and gental at times, but when he has to fight, he is quick on his feet and is powerful. All of my characters are either friends of mine who wish to be in my stories or people I just make up on my own. I love to write and I get good ideas. The reason for that is I love to read. The more I read, the better ideas I get. Well, thats to much. Later!

I have one that I've just recently worked on; his name is Wisdon and acually appears in alot of my stories as a cross-over kinda easteregg thing. Anyways, he's a wise old man that always seems to know what's best for everyone. He's calm but derect, fatherly and charismatic, enigmatic at times.

I originally didn't want to expose him just yet, but Ace Kaigunn, main character or a novel I'm working on called Scarlette Moon battles with the light and dark forces skirmishing within him. Although he IS, infact, the protaganist of this plot he is, as well and at times, the antagonist as well and at that point, believe me, IT SUCKS FOR EVERYONE ELSE! cause Ace Kaigunn is one tough son-of-a-b****. I mean, he's the Prodigy Child, destined to save New Earth from the cluches of the twisted Shadow Tribe, as well as a Gauradian of the 7th Generation, oh and not to mention, son of Annisia herself, godess of Celestia, son of Ixaac Kaigunn as well,who is, by the way, the Great Paladin AND and an Adept. So it's safe to say: YOU DON"T WONT TO F*** WITH THIS DUDE!

In the novel I'm writing now (a combination of all the novels I've "tried so hard" to write) I love all of my characters SO MUCH!

Like the main character: Raavi (completely forgot her last name just now) is just awesomeness on a stick. She's not completely a great person, but when it comes to equal opportunity authorship, she's a natural heroine.

Then there's the anti-heroine: Patricia Attwood, who thinks that certain books should be FULLY banned, and she should make the decisions. Modeled after that ridiculous woman in my own state who tried so hard to get Harry Potter banned from the schools, Patty Att wants the US to ban the book that supposedly turned her daughter into a Wiccan Lesbian (which was of her own decision, one made BEFORE reading the book).

And the Hero gone somewhat bad: Jeffry "Yukio" Green, who is a big fan of Yukio Mishima, and organizes a party of guerrillas to take back the government from the seemingly certafiably insane President-Somewhat (since he's now taken away all of Congress's force after it was partially destroyed during a terrorist attack, perpetrated by a disgruntled man from Kansas who is never named EVER).

I just don't think that I could kill these people. I'm too much in love with what they've become. They all think they're doing what's best for themselves and the world, and yet they're down each other's throats trying to screw each other up. Raavi murders Patricia by somehow poisoning her with blowfish when she encourages her to get some at a restaurant and replaces the perfectly fine fugu with some poisoned ones, thus killing her.
And Jeffry dies attempting to commit suicide like his hero Mishima, but is killed when the MPs barge into his room and shoot him into mincemeat. Raavi dies for a cause, the only one in the book who got close enough to making a difference.

Phwew! Well, that's book I in a nutshell for you!