And yeah, I didn't really think too much about consequences in fiction before. It was more one of those things that made sense when reading, and when writing it was like, "Okay, so this character has this flaw which leads to him doing this boneheaded thing and depending on the personalities of the characters around him, they either eventually forgive him or they don't. . ." and that was just the way it was. Then I got to a series that blatantly didn't have consequences, and it got me really focusing in. So I'm glad for that, anyway. :-)
Which apparently 108 year old Edward Cullen hasn't done since he got vamped.
I thought I was going to get into the Creep Factor of a relationship between a 108-year old and a 17-year old, and then there were enough other Creep Factors that I didn't even have to.
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And yeah, I didn't really think too much about consequences in fiction before. It was more one of those things that made sense when reading, and when writing it was like, "Okay, so this character has this flaw which leads to him doing this boneheaded thing and depending on the personalities of the characters around him, they either eventually forgive him or they don't. . ." and that was just the way it was. Then I got to a series that blatantly didn't have consequences, and it got me really focusing in. So I'm glad for that, anyway. :-)
Which apparently 108 year old Edward Cullen hasn't done since he got vamped.
I thought I was going to get into the Creep Factor of a relationship between a 108-year old and a 17-year old, and then there were enough other Creep Factors that I didn't even have to.