I love writing relationships between generally straight-laced characters and morally ambiguous characters when they're allies, or even friends. You can play that sort of thing a lot of interesting ways aside from one character changing the other for the better, blah blah blah. I've gotten to play with this the most when writing Tuyen and Aurel from Catalyst. Their interactions (especially the later ones) always have something unexpected and fun.
I also love writing interactions where one character's view of the other is colored by something significant that the other doesn't know about - like Baltus and Cat in Imperial Guard or Mary and the Gardener in Grandmaster Draw.
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Date: 2010-04-21 03:57 am (UTC)From:I also love writing interactions where one character's view of the other is colored by something significant that the other doesn't know about - like Baltus and Cat in Imperial Guard or Mary and the Gardener in Grandmaster Draw.
Same question back at you!