Very true. We don't just need friends, we need the right friends.
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Will showed this by sticking to Peter and avoiding the Game Keepers crowd.
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A ron Wesley to Harry Potter...or a Peter to Will.Syson Dolph wrote: ↑22 Sep 2019, 11:18 Though some betray true friendship, having an acquiescence who watches out, warns, advises and so on is tend I cherish as one has another with whom to relate.
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And yeah, in real life, good friends give us a support system that launch us from our shells.
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In the story we saw the overwhelming odds that were stacked against Will and the only reason he succeed was his friends who stood by him the entire time.
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Like that he was normal, a relatable character who wanted and needed friends to help him along the way.
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Friendship is an important way to help a story move along. It also helps Will to grow as a person.Stephanie Elizabeth wrote: ↑06 Sep 2019, 08:08I agree; in order to be successful or accomplished something people generally need some help along the way. I am sure Will wouldn't have had as much success had he been doing everything himself.
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I suddenly have an idea: wouldn't it be a cool story to have the villain help the protagonist at one point?
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He kind of does in this book! Valerian pretends to be the good guy and actually guides Will and helps him a handful of times throughout the book in order to put up a good guy facadeInkroverts wrote: ↑24 Sep 2019, 21:39 I like stories that allow other characters to help the protagonist, instead of just the protagonist himself doing all the hard work.
I suddenly have an idea: wouldn't it be a cool story to have the villain help the protagonist at one point?