>> Seems like way too many of the fictional superheroes inhabiting our universe somehow never get spanked for their arrogance and needing several whaps with a clue-by-four before they realize that a strategic retreat is a good idea when one is massively outgunned. <<
Yes, exactly. I want to explore what really makes someone heroic or villainous. It's not just about the labels or the laws. It's about the goals they choose, the methods they use to pursue those, and how careful they are along the way.
>> Reading this (especially the scene where the Preacherman and Posse find out they'd effectively brought their kiddie cowboy popguns to the OK Corral!) inspired my own creativity, and I realized that Kraken is nowhere near done with the party crashers. <<
*laugh* Yeah, I don't hand out hero coupons for free. Unwary characters can really get their asses handed to them. So thanks for picking up the plot threads in the demifiction!
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dancing_serpent
Re: Applause and cheers!
Date: 2015-09-26 01:40 am (UTC)Woohoo!
>> Seems like way too many of the fictional superheroes inhabiting our universe somehow never get spanked for their arrogance and needing several whaps with a clue-by-four before they realize that a strategic retreat is a good idea when one is massively outgunned. <<
Yes, exactly. I want to explore what really makes someone heroic or villainous. It's not just about the labels or the laws. It's about the goals they choose, the methods they use to pursue those, and how careful they are along the way.
>> Reading this (especially the scene where the Preacherman and Posse find out they'd effectively brought their kiddie cowboy popguns to the OK Corral!) inspired my own creativity, and I realized that Kraken is nowhere near done with the party crashers. <<
*laugh* Yeah, I don't hand out hero coupons for free. Unwary characters can really get their asses handed to them. So thanks for picking up the plot threads in the demifiction!