Yeah. I believe I did answer my own question about the Dragon's villainy.
I did think about it and decided that person B can breathe fire. I just need a justification as to why he is teaching person A in how to do it...
That can work. That's how people generally do that.
i'm kind of confused? do you mean that billy would be undead in some way, like a ghost or a zombie, or someone who's stolen the real billy's identity, or that billy wasn't really there and bob was hallucinating somehow? or is the goal precisely to make it totally ambiguous? because in all those cases you'd write billy differently, provided that you want to hint at the truth along the way, which you probably should do, as otherwise the twist wouldn't really tie into anything or make sense.
No. What I mean is, Billy shows up and seems like he is alive and very much a normal person, when he is in fact a ghost. Like, if Bob never discovered that Billy had died, he would never learn that Billy is in fact a ghost.
i did mention in my reply what would be done if billy was "undead in some way, like a ghost or a zombie". if you want to hint at the fact that he's a ghost, you would have him do things that would be suspiciously reminiscent of a ghost, such as disappearing or appearing in a location seemingly too fast or having access to places a normal human wouldn't have (if your ghosts can phase through walls). if you don't want to hint at the fact that he's a ghost, i don't think you can make a good story like that as the reveal would just seem tacked on at the end and not really have any point. hope that clears things up.
Sorry. Must have missed that part.
Huh. That sounds… kinda morbid to me. In a setting where there are sentient creatures, having them stuff the skins of other sentient creatures sounds… unsettling, to say the least.
This is what I was thinking, honestly.
he would still have to know what taxidermy is, which would mean taxidermy was a thing in the universe, so the effects are practically the same
you're gonna have to be a bit more specific than that. doomed how, and how are you afraid that the anger would go overboard? it's a pretty justified thing to be mad about.
A scene in GDH where Victor confronted Rose after Eternatus was defeated. However I discussed the scene with others in the writing group. Victor would be mad after seeing his hero nearly get killed by Eternatus.