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First, find out what your hero wants, then just follow him! - Ray Bradbury
It's not enough to just write about someone. One must get to know their subject. Learn their every quirk, every desire, every want and need in life. Things like that can't be learned behind a desk or inside one's home. They must watch their subject. Stalk their prey to discover every little detail before the subject discovers he or she is being followed. But the most important aspect of writing that a journalist or novelist should never go against is, fall in love with the subject. It's a taboo of sorts and can only cause heartache in the end. Sometimes even death is the result.
Disclaimer: I do not own the characters of the DC universe. I do, however, own the OC's.
It's not enough to just write about someone. One must get to know their subject. Learn their every quirk, every desire, every want and need in life. Things like that can't be learned behind a desk or inside one's home. They must watch their subject. Stalk their prey to discover every little detail before the subject discovers he or she is being followed. But the most important aspect of writing that a journalist or novelist should never go against is, fall in love with the subject. It's a taboo of sorts and can only cause heartache in the end. Sometimes even death is the result.
Disclaimer: I do not own the characters of the DC universe. I do, however, own the OC's.