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Action/Adventure: April 17, 2019 Issue [#9463]




 This week: Power Trio
  Edited by: Aennaytte: Free & Wild in GoT
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1. About this Newsletter
2. A Word from our Sponsor
3. Letter from the Editor
4. Editor's Picks
5. A Word from Writing.Com
6. Ask & Answer
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About This Newsletter

Hello readers and writers of Action/Adventure, I am Aennaytte: Free & Wild in GoT and I will be your guest editor for this issue.


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Letter from the editor

Power Trio


Make the most of three characters.


After discussing "The Five-Man Band"  and "The Sixth Ranger" , I want to bring you the Power Trio as a common trope in story telling.

A three-character-cast is a common number in ensembles. One of the more common ways to break the group down is by having two members to be each other's foil while the third member of the group is the mediator who balances their personalities.
This dynamic makes for a powerful trio as you can break down any metric of skill, personality, or appearance into two extremes and a medium.

Since these three characters are an ensemble, it's important to have them interact directly with each other. Of course, having a Power Trio in your story doesn't mean they have to be the only heroes. You can embed the Power Trio into the Five Man Band in a Three Plus Two pattern.

An example of a trio that is nearly homogeneous are our beloved ducklings Hewey, Dewey, and Louie. Three boy ducks that dress the same, behave the same, and do the same things.

An example of a trio with characters that complement each others skills are Harry, Hermione, and Ron from the Harry Potter books/movies.

As a writer, you can use the accepted team of three to your advantage to have a full range of qualities and talents at the ready.







Editor's Picks

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 With the Tide  (ASR)
Three friends leave behind all they know, and sail into history.
#1982657 by Graham Muad'dib

 The Triplets  (ASR)
These girls are completely different from everyone else.
#2158831 by Abby Gayle

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The Misunderstood Wolf and Three Pigs  (E)
An adaptation of "The Three Little Pigs". Thanks to my talented son for his help!
#1142660 by Happy Adoreā™„

 
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Three Wishes  (ASR)
The genie offers Cindy three wishes, but her chief desire she won't ask for.
#842462 by Shaara

 
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The Three-Headed Dragon  (ASR)
A children's fairytale of love and loss and happily-ever-after
#961430 by W.D.Wilcox

Survival  (13+)
Three men fleeing the destruction of their new home must survive the night.
#1932727 by Graham Muad'dib

 Apocalyptic Trifecta  (GC)
An abandoned underground lab is home to clones meant to be disposable combat teams.
#2129347 by Elliot T. Funkhouser

 
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Ask & Answer

I received these replies to my last Action & Adventure Newsletter "The Sixth Ranger" 

somik wrote: That sixth person, no doubt, is an experienced person who need some quality. The person gather a lot experience through travelling. It is a clear indication of his few qualities. First of all, that person loves the nature very much, otherwise one can not travel much. That person should have hunger of knowledge and should have deep observation power otherwise it can not be continued for a longer period of time. Over all that person should have some patience otherwise this type of colorful character can not be built.

You make good points to help others writers to build the sixth ranger into an effective character.

Monty wrote: Some good advice in this News Letter with a 6th ranger or character of the type.

Thank you for reading and commenting on my newsletter.

Quick-Quill wrote: I love this analogy. With these tools, one can write a detective series, an adventure story or even a love story.

The Sixth Ranger certainly fits into any genre.

textual wrote: This was very enlightening. Good work.

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