Okay, here is the deal. I'd like some input from all of you.
I'm having a difficult time proceeding with the next episode, because I can't decide if I should make Landon a Gendermorph or not.
I'd like to hear what you all think.
A.A.
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to be or not to be, that is the question
I don't know if he should be or not. But if he is not, then someone very close to him might be, parent, sibling, close friend. Or he may just be a very tolerant individual, like me.
Hope this helps,
Caren
Try Asking Your Characters
What would Nikki say? What would Landon say? I say let the story decide.
- Terry
A difficult call
A difficult call as I can see it either way. If you make Landon a Gendermorph it dovetails nicely with our heroine's changes making her seem less alone and has great comedic potential but it also removes some of the dramatic tension (ie. if she switches back to male does she lose Landon?) and makes Landon seem a little less open minded (ie. not a 'norm' who loves our heroine for who she is but because he also is a Gendermorph).
I think Terrynaut prolly had the best advice. Let the story take you where it feels right.
"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it."
Healing a princess
So, does this mean that HAP is finished?
Gwendolyn
Landon
Just reread Chapter 9 and liked some of the comments there about Landon and whether he's gendermorph or not. The one that stood out to me suggested that he was saved by a gendermorph and bought his Jeep from her/him.
He would have probably gotten close to this individual and seen, first hand, how s/he was simply a person inside that had to deal with bigots and haters all the time. He might have even defended that person against it as a sort of repayment.
But, then, like some have said here, let the story decide. Your muse will started hammering on the door soon enough and you'll know then which way to go with him (or him/her - hehehehe).
Hugs,
Erica
Opinions
I have to say this again about opinions.. My Dad used to say "Opinions are like buttholes, everybody has one and they all stink". I personally believe you should make your own decision about Landon, as it is your story & you are the one writing.. BTW I really liked it so far