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Either_Face2653
u/Either_Face2653
I’ve been thinking about something that bothers me in a lot of fantasy.
Almost every story is about heroes fighting a villain who is already evil, or defending their kingdom/world from one. We almost never get the full story of how someone decides to burn a kingdom to the ground, conquer the world, or become the kind of person the heroes have to stop. The closest I’ve seen to genuine villain POVs and slow descents is George R.R. Martin’s work. Outside of that, it feels rare.
I’m not talking about the classic “my family was murdered so now I want revenge” origin (though those can be done well). I’m more interested in the quieter, harder-to-justify reasons. What kind of belief, trauma, ide
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Please give your opinion to it. Ive written 30% of my book over the last two months but im just going over. Please lay it on the line for improvement i want full opinions... Thanks
There also my be some spelling errors just ignore.
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I need some advise, i am still new trader i have been studying since about april ish, and i actually started because my life was a mess i failed school did not go to college i failed my gcses ( im from the uk) i have family struggling with money atm around me and i broke up with my first in march, my life was a mess.i turned 18 in january and have distanced myself from the whole world, i shut down my main media snap,insta,tiktok everything that doesnt benifit
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