There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner d — Caris O'Malley
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There is a point where, as a writer, you grow to hate your characters, their stupid motivations, and their whiny inner dialogues. The only solution I have found to deal with that is to kill the character, resurrect him, then kill him again.

— Caris O'Malley
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