I am writing a book and so far my book has a pretty clear villain but I want my villain to have depth. Still being the main bad guy and stuff but I want there to be some sort of sympathetic side to this character. What is the best way to make villains sympathetic?
In the comments just type in what your favourite genre or genres of music are and I will select my most favourite song from that music genre, if you have already listened to the song I suggest I will just suggest another song
A Day in the Life of a Tree
Til' I Die
It's Over Now
Still I Dream of It
And it can only be these four, and this is for a fun night out with your friends
So, there is a song I'm working on that has taken me all day to get the vocal take correct and I have finally settled on one and I am worried that I am going to listen to it and then just immediately find a mistake in it or something, but I also never want to sing my song ever again. How do I learn to just let go and go with the take I have instead of reworking the lead vocal for the rest of my life?
Gamma Jack is a psycho, like he basically saves people based on their attractiveness, he presumably loves objectifying people. Jack also just feels like a massive liability since the public would probably have caught on to his save based on attractiveness thing and to be honest I'm surprised Jack didn't get Supers banned before Mr Incredible. Also, I find it interesting where his audio recording would have been recorded since there is a phone dialling in the background, was it taken in an office space or something? Also just the massive red flag that he's like a racist believing Supers are Superior beings to normal humans which like. Yikes. How did this guy even die to Syndrome?
The Thrilling Three is interesting. I personally don't think Gazerbeam did cause the end of The Thrilling Three. I mean, he obviously isn't a people person but he does seem genuinely nice. He also talks about how he actually enjoyed working as part of a team which makes me think it was just his personality that the other supers didn't like since he wasn't the most fun person to be around. I am also interested if there are any theories as to how managed to hack into Syndromes computer to get the password to his computer? Phylange is also interesting since he probably couldn't do anything to defeat Syndromes Omnidroid since he barely seems to have a voice, which I guess would not be great for a super who is totally useless without his voice.
Psychwave is also a psycho. Talking about how she can literally mind control people to make them fall in love with her which sounds totally horrifying, especially since she can do a lot more than just hypnotize people to fall in love with her. Especially since she has no regrets manipulating her best friend like that. Like, she is a massive weirdo
Also, I kind of want to know about Meta Man. He kinda seemed to be as powerful as Mr Incredible was yet there seems to be barely anything about him. I kind of feel like he actually could have beaten Syndrome since he actually had so many powers that Syndrome might have had a hard time adapting the Omnidroid for him.
Anyway, those were the highlights for me but I would love to chat to people about this.
Gamma Jack is a psycho, like he basically saves people based on their attractiveness, he presumably loves objectifying people. Jack also just feels like a massive liability since the public would probably have caught on to his save based on attractiveness thing and to be honest I'm surprised Jack didn't get Supers banned before Mr Incredible. Also, I find it interesting where his audio recording would have been recorded since there is a phone dialling in the background, was it taken in an office space or something? Also just the massive red flag that he's like a racist believing Supers are Superior beings to normal humans which like. Yikes. How did this guy even die to Syndrome?
The Thrilling Three is interesting. I personally don't think Gazerbeam did cause the end of The Thrilling Three. I mean, he obviously isn't a people person but he does seem genuinely nice. He also talks about how he actually enjoyed working as part of a team which makes me think it was just his personality that the other supers didn't like since he wasn't the most fun person to be around. I am also interested if there are any theories as to how managed to hack into Syndromes computer to get the password to his computer? Phylange is also interesting since he probably couldn't do anything to defeat Syndromes Omnidroid since he barely seems to have a voice, which I guess would not be great for a super who is totally useless without his voice.
Psychwave is also a psycho. Talking about how she can literally mind control people to make them fall in love with her which sounds totally horrifying, especially since she can do a lot more than just hypnotize people to fall in love with her. Especially since she has no regrets manipulating her best friend like that. Like, she is a massive weirdo
Also, I kind of want to know about Meta Man. He kinda seemed to be as powerful as Mr Incredible was yet there seems to be barely anything about him. I kind of feel like he actually could have beaten Syndrome since he actually had so many powers that Syndrome might have had a hard time adapting the Omnidroid for him.
Anyway, those were the highlights for me but I would love to chat to people about this.
So, in my art class I decided to set a challenge to try to draw a Rubix cube but I can't seem to get the proportions right. Whenever I attempt to draw it one part of the cube always looks off in some way. I am also finding it hard to get the squares to be evenly shaped and they always seem more elongated then the other squares. Advice would be greatly appreciated
I want to ask someone out but I have no idea wether they are straight, gay or bisexual. Is there anyway to tell or do I just have to hope for the best and hopefully be lucky?
Also just considering going for the blunt approach and asking him whether he is gay or not but I'm not sure how well that would go
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So, there is a song that I want to introduce to a band. I already have a studio version recorded that just had myself playing all the instruments. Would playing my band the recording be the best way to introduce the song or would it be better to just play the song to them live on guitar?