What's Your Hardest Character To Write?

Tom Traubert from Small Change, no doubt about it. I've never written a murderer before, especially not one who didn't mean to kill anyone, so getting his emotions right is really tough. But when I finally do crack into his frame of mind, man. It's the best.

Siriano;:

Andrew.

Even though a lot of my current fanfic involves Adam (Lambert), his POV is actually very daunting for me And I roleplay him too, which makes it even weirder. I only write from his POV if the story really necessitates it, or if the character I'm writing him with is even more unfamiliar

I'd have to say my character Jamal in my story Extranormal. He's strange, secreative, quiet, protective over people. I don't know why it's so hard for me. I think it has something to do with his emotional side because it's hard for me to think of what a guy like him would think under the situations he's in.

I find that there are certain character types that I can't write, which is why my characters are usually always similar. I can do the bitch characters, and the ones that are obsessed with love, and I love to do people that have disorders, but a normal person, or even an goody-two shoes is like impossible for me to write. I just get bored. And I can't do those over-the-top characters, that talk about skittles and love to do wicked makeup.

Juno, on Mibba's Best. I guess its because I can't relate to her at all and I'm trying to write her character from a completely different perspective. She has to be normal and a little superficial.

In Runaway Skins, I'm learning to hate *cough cough* (I could NEVER!) Adam Lambert because of what a hard person he is to write. >_> Maybe just in my eyes - but he's lost someone he loved, and I have to write all the emotion, which I'm pretty decent at doing, but it's still a challenge.

Megan Spencer. She's such a bitch.

Hotch, and spencer from Criminal Minds, I just can't seem to get the feeling of those two charcters yet.

Any character from my story In My Veins. It's a very in-depth, dark story, and most of the characters are very complex. The main ones, at least. The minor characters are easy to write, but so far Stephanie and Garrett are the hardest. I think Garrett's going to become the hardest as the story continues because I have to slowly change his character from a loving, fun guy and boyfriend to a mean, angry abusive boyfriend.

My character Emilena is really hard to use because she doesn't have much of a personality.

And my character Sunee is hard because of psychological issues that I wish she didn't have.

Candy.

I don't understand scene kids.

From my NaNo, Stephen King is really hard to write. I just don't think I've done him any justice so far, which is kind of upsetting

My character Shelby because she has a two faced personilaty, she's serious but also foolish.

Any female character....

So far, Nate's afro has more personality than he does :\

Michael, in my yet-to-be-titled epic novel of suck. I've written him and trashed it so many times that I'm literally about to tear my hair out. I hate him.

Jake from Tough Guy. I never really developed him as a character, the name came to me and I wrote it down and now I have no idea what to do with him.

In Life on the murder scene it was Frank because he had schizophrenia.

In general adult characters are hard because I've never been an adult. For some reason it's just really difficult for me.

In Behind these hazel eyes Jaden was hard to write because he's blind. first of all I don't know a lot about blind people and it was hard to describe things around him when he can't see.

Right now the hardest one is Jamie O'Connor who is the star of my upcoming story 'I Will Save You' because he has alot of depth. He's had a hard life and has a lot of problems because of it. He's been really interesting to write but difficult. I try to keep a balance of him not being too emo or anything, having depth, writing the ways he interacts with others, and trying to explain why he is the way he is without making it boring or cliche.

In Moth Wings, Emiline's quite the challenge. She's tortured and unstable - attempts suicide and overdosing too much. And they way she unintentionally gets into people's heads is a bit difficult, because how can you not know when you're effecting someone in a negative way? She's a bitch to write, but I love her.