Questions To Ask About Characters Novels & Stories

"You're not trying to make her likeable." I look at him. "Most people want likeable." "Most people are wrong," he says pleasantly, and looks down at his notes, and I feel something I wasn't expecting, which is the specific relaxation of being in a room with someone who has done their homework and doesn't need you to perform the introduction. "Okay," I say. "What do you want to know?" We talk for three hours. He asks good questions, which is rarer than it should be. Not the questions designed to generate a quotable moment, not the ones that are really just statements with a question mark attached. Actual questions, open-ended, with space inside them for an actual answer.

“So…what is it about him that attracts you to him?” She lifted a brow at me. “What's this? Twenty questions?” “No, no!” I panicked and lifted my hands in surrender. “I'm just curious.” She laughed. “Well…he has an easy smile and the most infectious laugh. Also, he's really handsome.” “What about his qualities?” She seemed to pause for a moment before looking at me. “What does that mean?” For a moment, there was nothing but silence as I stared at her, utterly stupefied. “Like…his character, habits and all. You know - his type of person-”

I say. The girls look at me again. “You can’t attack someone directly anymore,” I continue. “People love defending the underdog. What you do instead is ask questions.” “What kind of questions?” Amber asks. I slide my phone across the table so they can see the screen. A poll page is open. Is Hazel using Jaxon? “People answer questions without thinking,” I say. “Especially when the questions sound reasonable.” The girls exchange glances. “So we post things like that?” Chloe asks slowly.

“Okay what?” “You can call her while I review some of the questions here,” she shrugged. “No, I’ve changed my mind,” he said, putting the phone don on his desk. “It’s okay, you can ask me anything.” “I wish,” she smiled. “But I can only ask you these questions made by my boss.” She then proceeded to ask her relevant questions, relevant meaning it wasn’t about his love life or his previous relationships. Questions she expected from Anika. She was the last person that would ask him question fit for a slam book.

Can't post this if doesn't reach 100 words, so let me start rambling. How do you like the story so far? And Xavier and Celia, what do you think of their characters?

“How can we believe you? You’re a wealthy man. Aren’t you just saying what people want to hear?” Liam's steps slowed, his expression darkening for the briefest moment before he turned to face her. His eyes, now cold, locked onto hers. He hated the way she asked him that question; it was like she was accusing him, “I don’t expect you to believe anything.” he said, his voice calm but with an undercurrent of frustration, “But questioning my character based on hearsay is absurd, don't you think?”

Your sort of Book boy? 4:)do you want Jace to be fond of Brie? To be hard on her? Or soft on her? You can also ask your questions that have been bugging you: thank you.

“Not that kind of intimate but I would entertain the thought if you were to go there.” “No I don’t plan to go there,” she reassured him as she took another bite of her hen. “Well, I had my assistant, Jacob, research and compile some questions we could go over each night.” “Oh?” “From what I understand some questions are shallow surface questions such as likes and dislikes and some are a bit deeper. I’m not entirely sure where he got these questions but he is very thorough and amazing with research so I’m sure they should serve us well for the intended purpose.”

Gabriel said, winking coquettishly. "Now I want to ask you. Why do you have to like me? Even though there are still many women in this world who are prettier and smarter than me? Besides, how did you find out about my character when we're meeting for the first time?” Charlotte asked her question again like she was testing her husband's honesty. The question just now sounded very easy. The state exam while in school is much more difficult than the questions from the women.

“Why doesn’t anyone talk about you?” “Why did you leave the family?” “Where have you been all these years?” “Did you know our dad was a bad person?” “Did you ever try to help Mommy?” “Do you hate Grandpa?” “Are we going to see more of you now? “Do you live here?” “How long have you been dating Rohan?” “Do you love him?” “Did you know he loves you?” “Are you going to marry him?” “Are you going to have kids with him?”