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10-17-2016, 07:42 PM
Hmmm, I see your problem... at least I think I do...
So what's popping into my head is that maybe she's kind of stuck in the same place? Sort of physically and emotionally? Like, she's always been in the Edge, even though she's a bit of a wanderer, and always held a similar kind of social-position to the one she has now and so she's been kind of safe.
If that's the source of the sort of character-funk maybe try doing something that shakes that up, that challenges that secure place in her life, whether the plot id a bit contrived or not and see what that shakes loose in her. Start with some inciting event (maybe one of the things you have on her list (Kill someone, Almost die, Get pregnant, lose the child, Fight lots of battles) or something that would get her banished if stolen. I know those are pretty much all the bad things, but maybe that's whats needed to give her a need to work toward something instead of a desire to work toward something.
So what's popping into my head is that maybe she's kind of stuck in the same place? Sort of physically and emotionally? Like, she's always been in the Edge, even though she's a bit of a wanderer, and always held a similar kind of social-position to the one she has now and so she's been kind of safe.
If that's the source of the sort of character-funk maybe try doing something that shakes that up, that challenges that secure place in her life, whether the plot id a bit contrived or not and see what that shakes loose in her. Start with some inciting event (maybe one of the things you have on her list (Kill someone, Almost die, Get pregnant, lose the child, Fight lots of battles) or something that would get her banished if stolen. I know those are pretty much all the bad things, but maybe that's whats needed to give her a need to work toward something instead of a desire to work toward something.
