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TCWT Blog Chain - Dear Antagonists

Hello readers,

Today is also TCWT's March blog chain. The prompt: “Write a letter to an antagonist.” But I don't know who to write the letter to and what. This will be updated later today when I do. I hope you understand, Thanks! Well, I decided to write to a few antagonists instead of one, I hope you don't mind. Also, I'll warn you, there are some spoilers. If you plan to read 'The House I Loved' don't read paragraph two. Enjoy the letter!

Dear antagonists,

There is some of you I hate and some I'm okay with. I'd like for you to leave. But then how would a story happen without you.

Voldy, I know you hate that nickname. I hate that you had people kill my favorite people. But then what would be the plot of the story? So thank you! I know you're hating yourself right now. I'll leave you alone.

The government in 'The House I Loved', how can you think of destroying a house, a town with so much history. People have grown to it. You're not just breaking buildings, but hearts too. I suggest you stop, but then the story will still find a way to kill the MC. You made her and her friend die together instead of alone. It makes it sweeter. Thank you.

Doof (from Phineas and Ferb) you were the first known villain in my fictional part of life. You weren't that mean. You were more funny, messing things up. I know you hate that. I'll be nice and not remind you anymore. Thank you.

Sincerely,
Fida Islaih

Participants:
March 5th – Let's Get Writeral
March 6th – The Mysterious Scribbling Book
March 7th – Miriam Joy Writes
March 8th – Eat My Book
March 9th – The Chronicles of Odious Doom
March 10th – Miss Alexandrina
March 11th – you're here!
March 12th – Sarah Hudson Scribbles
March 13th – Musings From Neville's Navel
March 14th – April May Jay
March 15th – The Little Engine That Couldn't
March 16th – Olivia's Opinions
March 17th – The Loony Teen Writer
March 18th – Inside Liam's Brain
March 19th – Paulina Czarnecki
March 20th – The Notebook Sisters
March 21st – The Teenage Writer
March 22nd – My Sword And Pen
March 23rd – Mirror Made of Words
March 24th – Eat Write Die
March 25th – Reality is Imaginary
March 26th – Incessant Droning of A Bored Author
March 27th – Insatiable Before Death
March 28th - TCWT will announce the topic for next month’s chain.

Fida Islaih
{all writing is copyrighted}

Comments

Unknown said…
Oh wow, you covered such an array of villains with this. Definitely plucked at my heartstrings.

And I'm so sorry about having someone you love with cancer. One of my best friends fought that battle and I know it's so very hard. I'll definitely be sending prayers that way. :)
Anonymous said…
You're so right, there isn't a story without them. They do get under my skin, though.

It hurts my heart knowing someone has cancer.
Fida Islaih said…
Thank you K and Medeia (:
Unknown said…
I have seen cancer in my family, so this hit home.

Stopping by to welcome you on board the A to Z Challenge April 2013.
Look forward to your challenge posts!
Please consider putting up the Challenge badge so it is easier to identify your participation.
Twitter: @AprilA2Z
#atozchallenge

Fida Islaih said…
Thanks, D! Stop by next week where I reveal about A to Z!
Liam, Head Phil said…
What an interesting post! I never even thought of covering multiple antagonists in the same letter. Good post!

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