Chef Kitty wrote:Follow.your.heart<3 wrote:I have to ramble on about an idea I had so her goes nothing:
In a past set world, a girl named Akito is growing up as a normal girl in a normal family. However, her parents don't like her because she is blind and think she is worthless. WHen news of a prophecy reaches their lands, everyone thinks the person in the prophecy is her brother, Matheorn. However, she is the first of seven children who need to band together to save the world as they know it. In this, they all have some sort of physical or mental complication (Deaf, blind, scizoprenia ect) but together each person can work as the part another person doesn't have.
That sound's like a great story line, if you play it out right. I would definitely stick to their disability. Also, don't give them powers. That would just blow up the part about them being different.
Question for you guys though - do you write in order, or in bits and pieces and then join them up? I've tried both ways (different way for each story) and i've found that the one i've written in order, i have a lot more actually written down (say, easily 70-80 pages) but the one that is in bits and pieces i have more of the story/plot thought out and in wayy more detail...
So there's this little Jewish girl who has lived with a German family since she was a few months old. Her birth family had been taken away to a concentration camp, but the baby was hidden and not taken.
So this little girl and boy, about nine and thirteen, respectively, are exploring the little town they live in. They see the abandoned house and want to go in it, because that's what curious kids do.
They find the little baby and take her home, luckily without getting noticed by the Nazis..
So this is her German family.
The family she lives with is a good family. They protect her. That's about when the prologue would end.
So the girl is about five here and she doesn't know that she is a Jew. She doesn't even know she was adopted. She just knows she looks different.
The older brother that had found her is becoming influenced by Hitler's speeches. He wants to become a soldier. (he's about 18)
Later on in the story the little girl is taken to a concentration camp.
Either before that or after, the brother becomes a soldier, but instead of fighting in the war, he has to work at a concentration camp.
So his little sister is in that concentration camp, and he understands how awful hitler is. He starts changing the other soldiers minds about Jews. One tries to shoot him. Another helps him. He has a hard time, but eventually he helps most of the Jews escape.
((I might completely change it. I dunno)[/quote] @followyourheart i agree with chef kitty you gotta hav them stick to one disablity
@chefkitty thats great but becareful not to offend or get some of the history off. oh and i write in order so i can just get everything right and i know i won't be to repitive or change a detail or something