Villain motivations writing prompts

Sooo...scary thing is the third to last sounds like my OC Rafe, (who is supposed to be a hero)

There’s nothing quite like a really memorable villain to add drama to a story! Who can forget Count Fosco, or Moriarty, or Sauron? Use this worksheet to craft the perfect villain. Click Here to Download This Worksheet (PDF) If you’d like a more well-rounded villain, you might consider plotting their character arc. You can also…

Having well developed motives for the villains in our writing gives them depth and makes for a stronger and more interesting story overall.

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Need to motivate your villain? Here are 39 motivations that can be used in any genre story or novel. | Fiction Note by Darcy Pattison

Do you mean: Missy?? No but seriously, I LOVE goofy villains like this. They can still be evil and bad, they don’t have to muddle the lines between good and evil, but giving them a goofiness like this really helps lighten the mood of the story and keep things from becoming so insanely DARK all the time. (And often they create fangirls/fanboys that much quicker. See: Me with the Master/Missy. 😆)

Suddenly everything was a competition (that her kids always won).

Writing Prompt #10 by Eidolescense, March 3, 2020. #writing #writingprompt #prompt #villain #protagonist #antagonist #sentencestarter