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@FGF619 That series was dope 

@FGF619 gotta make the good times last!

@BryanSkywalker27 I’m 16, I’m 16….

@TheRiptide05 yes 

@Superflash2255 no the only time I ever see it is if I come into the app. The only time I ever get notification from him sadly is when he uploads a new book. Not chapter, book.

@FGF619 so you didn’t get BFerg123 announcement and there being a new chapter for the sneak peeks book ?

@FGF619 oh yeah me too

@BraxtonCarnes Honestly, I think Rust Sinclair is a really solid Walking Dead OC idea. He already has a strong emotional hook: a former Navy SEAL who almost had peace, lost it in the worst way possible, and now survives more out of instinct than because he actually wants to keep going.
            
            A few stepping stones I’d suggest developing.
            
            1. Show who Rust was before the fall. Don’t just make him “former Navy SEAL.” Give him small human details. Was he excited to be a dad? Was he trying to leave violence behind? Was his wife the person who made him feel normal again? That makes the loss hit harder.
            
            2. Make the rampage have consequences. The soldier scene is intense, but afterward, Rust should carry guilt, anger, and maybe fear of what he’s capable of. Maybe he avoids getting close because he’s scared he’ll become that violent version of himself again.
            
            3. Give him a clear role on Hershel’s farm. He could help with security, repairs, hunting, patrols, or teaching people basic survival. But I’d avoid making him solve every problem too easily. The Walking Dead works best when even skilled people are still vulnerable.
            
            4. Build relationships slowly. Hershel might see him as a wounded man who needs purpose. Maggie might be cautious around him at first. Rick could respect him but worry about his instability. Shane might either admire him or feel threatened by him. Daryl could understand the whole “helping while staying distant” thing.
            
            5. Give him an emotional arc. At first, he doesn’t care if he lives or dies. Over time, maybe he realizes that helping people isn’t just a habit. It’s a reason to keep going. His arc doesn’t have to be “he gets happy again,” but it could be “he finds a reason not to give up.”
            
            6. Keep him grounded. Because he’s a former SEAL, it’d be easy for him to become overpowered. I’d make his training useful, but not magical. He can still get tired, overwhelmed, injured, make bad calls, and struggle emotionally.
            

@FGF619 you see my idea for a character is about a guy named rust Sinclair who was a former navy seal and before the fall he almost got everything a wife a child on the way finally finding peace but after the fall the only thing that mattered was keeping his family alive so they tried to get out of the city but a soldier stopped them and shot at both of them the bullet only grazed rust but it hit his wife and she died in his arms bleeding out and after that he went on a rampage killing the soldiers and without his wife he just wandered around until he found his way to Hershel greenes farm where they let him stay and help out 
            
            
            
            Rust isn’t exactly like the other characters he isolates himself from people while still helping people . 
            
            He questions the meaning of existence and if he lives or dies it dosent matter to him 

@BraxtonCarnes by all means 

@FGF619 awesome

@Superflash2255 SUPREME VICTORY!!!

@FGF619 I got this one 

Yay

@Victor966113 It's because Wattpad is messed up right now it's happening to me too