BrightLight
from the Southern Water Tribe.
Since: May, 2014
Relationship Status: 700 wives and 300 concubines
Mroh
Since: Dec, 2018
Total posts: 4

You can tell a lot about a character by how they laugh in certain situations. Do they have more than one type? Do they laugh a lot or a little or in-between, or not at all? I want to hear how you prefer to write your characters when they're in humorous situations. For example, my protagonist Alexa has a couple of different kinds of laughs. In a light-hearted situation, she'll simply **howl** with laughter, loud and raucous. However, when she's feeling particularly mischievous (which is often), her laugh becomes soft and sinister, the kind that'll make your skin crawl. She'll purposefully draw this one out for maximum creepiness. If she happens to be playing a villain in a play she's doing, she'll start her evil laugh like the previous one and then it'll get louder more diabolical. This is my first thread, so bear with me here.
Edited by Mroh on Apr 13th 2019 at 10:43:10 AM