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I'm writing a story (i havn't decided if it will be short or close to a novel yet) and at a point the main charecter is going on a cruise and i can't decide if it should:

sink in disaster(live)
sink in disaster(die)
or romance and disaster(live) like how the titanic the movie was protrayed
other

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i alread have considered these options for a while and have found no anwser . Thus i ask you all.

Beckerman

When I start writing, I don't usually have the whole thing planned. Most of the time, I just wait and see what my characters tell me. (Jules knows what I'm talking about!) They always know best!
I'm not sure I feel comfortable making a decision like that for you. Even if you just wanted some advice, it's too hard to give out when I don't even know the characters....

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Alys R.

I say SINK IN DISASTER (LIVE)!!!!!!!

It's obviously the best choice when you're just randomly guessing.

bobothegoat

Let them die, but then don't end the story there. Make it so they journy to the distant shadow realm, ruled by a talking dog named Fluffy. Then they must figure out how to get back to life to prevent the evil Lord Oldymon from taking over some small insignifcant island made of coral in the Caribean. While trying to escape the shadow realm they uncover an insidious plot involving Fluffy. Can they stop Fluffy from taking control from the council of elders (which are talking cats) that otherwise keeps him in check? Will Lord Oldymon take over and opress the one person that lives on coral island (himself)? Find out in Cruise to the Shadow Realm!

edit: If you don't use it, I'll probably find a way to use it.

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