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Post by K'Sennia Visitor on Aug 30, 2018 7:30:54 GMT
My protagonist's occupation is as an animal control officer. This job is also her career, and is pretty much her dream job. She can't imagine wanting to do anything else, except maybe be a vet like her sister. But being stuck inside all day would drive her bonkers, so she'll stick to what she does, thank you very much.
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EllieL
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Post by EllieL on Aug 30, 2018 16:09:17 GMT
I've had characters who were soldiers, doctors, nurses, paranormal investigators, and so on. I generally pick something I know enough about to be plausible.
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Post by paranormalkitty on Aug 30, 2018 19:53:21 GMT
One is a thief and con artist while the other got rich from writing and illustrating a children's book about Vampybara.
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Post by corabuhlert on Sept 2, 2018 2:20:05 GMT
I have a couple of police officers (comes with the territory when writing mysteries), several soldiers (comes with the territory when writing adventure fiction and certain types of fantasy and science fiction), a pulp writer who moonlights as a crime fighter, an agronomist turned freedom fighter, a woman who owns a new age shop, etc...
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Post by K'Sennia Visitor on Sept 2, 2018 3:13:52 GMT
Chrysanthemum O'Rylee is the town historian. This gives her official sanction to talk to anyone she wants to and to ask lots of nosy questions.
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Post by Jeff Tanyard on Sept 16, 2018 4:51:11 GMT
Landscaper and part-time musician. From the Hostile Planet blurb:
If not for the series arc causing trouble for him, he'd be perfectly happy to mow lawns and trim shrubbery for the rest of his life. But the author keeps throwing him into dire situations, so there's no rest for poor Jerry.  |
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