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I run out of interesting questions, so I’m going to start asking some cliche questions until I can come up with some more riveting questions lol. What is the spiciest thing you have ever tried?

Ooo, interesting. As for me, I would head back to whatever timeline it was when the french just discovered art and observe how the modern artist used to paint and perhaps get an insight into their techniques and tips of painting a portrait or even a person.

-your villain do whatever it desires and its backstory to why the villain despises the main character so much. Sure, you can replicate the same to the hero but it doesn’t have that same enjoyment of writing a tragic backstory for its character. I don’t know, I often find the villain's motives...

Being the hero and saving the world for the majority of most plots in books and movies does becomes a cliche thing once you can predict what transpires next. But that said, I think writing about the villain in such a story is way more entertaining and exciting than writing about the hero’s...

-And have backup plans in case any unexpected event occurs during the process. Likewise, it’s a real shocker when you do come across such a plot twist where the villain ends up becoming someone the main character has known since childhood in certain books.

But yeah, I’ll be sure to read the Percy Jackson series once I get my hands on it! And oops, my mistake! I didn’t know that’s what you meant lol. But now that we speak of this topic, I would choose the cunning villain any day. Planning my next move and making plans b and c’s in case if the...

Utopia and dystopian worlds are mostly involved with what the government decided to do the more you think about it. One day we can be roaming free without worry of the government deciding to kill us all of the sudden, to having a specific group of people murdered just because the government...

-ending their lives on the spot anytime soon. However, this is the government we’re talking about and as we all know, the government makes a lot of ignorant decisions when it comes to saving the lives of 350 million people in the US. If it were to ever occur such a vile event, then I guess we...

-they score in school and their grades in their final year of high school. But perhaps this could be a golden key for lazy students to up their game if they decided that they don’t wanna be killed. Setting all that aside, in the society that we live in, I don’t see a world where a person is...

Ah, Thank you for understanding! And from what I can recall, the movie that reminds me of this whole “test movement,” is called The Thinning where the plot is so-so but the movie describes perfectly with what you just stated. That said, the chances of popularity failing rapidly every year is a...

If you were capable of going back in time to any year to meet a certain person, what year would you choose and what person would you like to meet during that timeline; also, what would you do with them?

But the catch is, the main character doesn't know that this person/villain is the same person that they bullied until around the climax point where they’re at the point of death that they reveal themselves as the person they bullied everyday. Kinda like a plot twist. Basically a person that...

As for me, it would be very similar to the role you would play also. But I would go with the “outcast friend,” where basically the main character would do something vile to his/her friend and that friend will disappear for decades until around 20 years later, that person will reappear and make...

I haven’t read the percy jackson series but might begin it once I’m finished with the book I’m currently reading. And yesss, Poseidon is a good choice! Poseidon holds many astounding powers when relating to water, to having the capability of breathing underwater to basically drawing the entire...

Did I get too deep into this non-existing system? Yeah lol sorry The Hunger Games would be more fitting to the occasion. But instead of testing people’s intelligence, they would be tested in skills and demiertrait themselves that they are worthy of living and those that are not, killed. But...

-started the start of the school year and passed every test without being killed are left. And, what's the propriety of that 20% wanting to have kids? What are the chances of one of the survivors falling in love with someone that also survived every test? The more you think about it, the lower...

It’s funny, because I watched a movie and the setting replicates exactly what you just mentioned. But I could see other countries that don’t have as much freedom as the US does such as China or North Korea doing such deviant things. The problem is, it would slowly kill off the population of a...

But like I said, even if we got the opportunity of restarting and beginning a new chapter with an optimistic system, our relatives might be pariahs in the process, maybe even an entire generation.

My apologies for responding late! I’ve been busy fixing up on some things and work during the process! And for sure, but with 50% of the population poofed into dust, perhaps the other 50 percent that remains might realize how huge they f’d up and could take into consideration in changing up the...