Day Twenty-Three

Ok....um...wow....I don't know what's worse...this blog, the fact that barely anyone did this blog, or the fact that I keep forgetting to blog until late 9 o'clock pm...Wow...this is a TOUGH one! I barely understand what the directions are...so, with a bunch of guesses, I bring you...day twenty-three...yay...

Social responisibilty...social responsibility...social responsibility...GUH I DON'T GET IT D=< (does a bit of research) Ok...I'm back (yes I stole this from my previous blog...is it such a sin?). So, my main protagonist, Mr. Moreau, will be a loving, helpful, hopeful father. Honeysuckle will be an obedient, innocent little girl with big dreams. Mr. Chien will be a helpful gentleman who sometimes does things without thinking.

To further explain why my characters are like this, here's a boring list of examples...just kidding. Well, here they are:

- Mr. Chien steals Honeysuckle for his bride without just asking if she wants to marry him..so....his job is to create a climax =D and to help teach my moral (I'M NOT REPEATING IT)!!!!
- Even though Honeysuckle cannot wait to be a chef, she gets her father's permission to prepare a dish which ultimately gets her poisoned. So her job is to be obedient...which gets her in trouble (geez, what a conradiction) and teaches the main lesson of the story.
- Mr. Moreau...uhh...well...he does his best to help Honeysuckle realize that being a chef takes time and patience? Ok...not sure if this one counts at all...How about this one: Mr. Moreau helps Honeysuckle realize that she might not die...? His job is also to help teach the moral, by being hopeful towards Honeysuckle's unfortunate happenings...errr...Ok I quit -.-

I want Honeysuckle to be sweet and innocent, so that characters would be more sympathetic to her near demise (would you be sad if a rotten girl was about to die? I know I wouldn't...) and her kidnapping. I want Mr. Chien to be a gentleman, so that makes him a perfect groom for Honeysuckle, and also adds a bit of mystery to him (a dog-like creature who's a gentleman...that's new, isn't it?). Mr. Moreau...well, every child needs a caring father, right? The moral (you should know it, I'm not repeating it D=<) of my story wouldn't be if Mr. Moreau didn't care about his daughter (but it would enhance the "follow your dreams" moral) and hoped that she would get better/return to him.

Hmm...this was easier than I thought =/ Actually...no it wasn't. Could someone please tell me if this is somewhat accurate? I don't like guessing things I MUST KNOW THE TRUTH!!!!! Well...I'm done guessing...so...only thing to do now is think of a silly ending...can't think of one...however:

Have a nice day =D