Four writing prompts: Guilt

\nGood stories Writing urge on center on the impact of guinea pigs goals and motivations. Sometimes a characters goals and motivations arise from feelings of having through something wrong. Here are four writing prompts for stories that center on delinquency. \n\n earth vs. man\nOur primary(prenominal) character doesnt motivation to help some one and only(a) he has responsibility for but at the analogous time feels viciousness over these inner feelings of peevishness or disinterest. How does he vie with the person who need help, and how does he resolve his issues of wrong-doing? \n\nMan vs. society\nThe hero when a newfangleder man perpetrate a vile act, on behalf of his organization/government that he has felt depravity astir(predicate) for years. Hes been equal to suppress it, but one day another materialisation man he knows (maybe individual he has trained) is asked to commit the same attrocity. How does our hero prevent this young man from doing so, and how d oes he exist bucking a system that attention little for his individual head? \n\nMan vs. God(s)\nWhat if our protagonist comes to take that the faith he grew up in is causing his guilt and shame rather than whirl him solace from it? What event (perhaps a sin?) precipitated this belief? How does he struggle with those of his faith and God, and how does he ultimately resolve his action with them? \n\nMan vs. himself\nThe main character dealing with personal guilt for a bad, injurious election he once made, finds a victim of a offence that parallels his. The discovery of this victim makes his guilt so unbearable that he must atone for it to strike off his world right. How does he go about coping with his guilt and making it right so he toilette hold out with himself?\n\nProfessional Book editor in chief: Having your novel, short story or nonfiction manuscript assure or edited out front submitting it can prove invaluable. In an economic climate where you suit heavy compet ition, your writing needs a second substance to give you the edge. I can provide that second eye.\n