Question

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Answer 1

This is really up to you. You may need to think for a while on the matter before putting it down. I do have a suggestion, though...why not incorporate both the immortal/mortal idea and good vs. evil idea? There could be a struggle between the advantages and disadvantages of living forever and not living forever; some characters could be mortal, and others could be immortal. Not all of the good ones have to be mortal/immortal and not all of the bad ones have to be immortal/mortal; I think that if some of the good guys are mortal and some are immortal, and that if some of the bad guys are mortal and the others are immortal, that it could lead to a bunch of subplots that could help boost the entire story.

Answer 2

Oh my, I call dibs on the first copy that comes out.

Answer 3

Ah, yes. I love the idea of this story; I know what you're going through, as I've gone through it myself as well.

Try brainstorming just about anything for a plot, even if it sounds a bit dull. String together words and pieces of ideas that you particularly like. Once you find a couple of good possible topics, just pick the best one and build off of it.

Put yourself in the reader's shoes. Ask yourself questions like, "If I were a 6th grader, would I like this?" or "Is this beginning enough to get a reader's attention?"

But overall like Seira-kun said, it's up to you to determine the plot.. and perhaps expand your choices for the book. What setting will it be in? Modern? Historical? Futuristic? Will it be in a big city, or a forest? On a beach, or in the sky? What about the characters? What are their culture? What do they look like? Personalities? Names?

These are small questions, but they can really go a long way. Try thinking of the little things, and they turn turn into really big things after a bit of thinking. Make sure you write all of your ideas down so you won't forget them!

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

@TheSmartOne
I think some sort of glitch happened with the question. issues101 was asking for advice on a story they were coming up with pertaining to the forces of good and evil and mortal and immortal.

@issues101
Despite this glitch, I was able to see your question in my notifications. I think that you've got a very good idea. Having a character who was once evil but then became good could create a lot of subplots for you, and I'm sure that it will enhance the overall story as well. Good luck in your writing! (^_^)

Answer 7

Not a glitch, issues101 editted the post and removed the question.

Answer 8

Oh, okay. Thanks for explaining that, then. (^_^)