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 #QuestionOfTheWeek
          	
          	Actioneers, it's time for our next question of the week!
          	
          	How do you make sure every action scene serves the story instead of just looking cool?
          	
          	Let us know in the comments below!

LanaLazarAuthor

@action Ties in to tne characters and moves the plot forward with a consequence. 
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action

 #QuestionOfTheWeek
          
          Actioneers, it's time for our next question of the week!
          
          How do you make sure every action scene serves the story instead of just looking cool?
          
          Let us know in the comments below!

LanaLazarAuthor

@action Ties in to tne characters and moves the plot forward with a consequence. 
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action

 #FunFriday
          
          Actioneers!
          
          This week, we’re launching the Action Hook Relay! A rapid-fire writing game where every post must raise the stakes. One writer starts the chaos, the next one answers it, and no one gets to leave without dropping a brand-new cliffhanger.
          
          Head to the activity chapter in our »Weekly Action Chronicles«
          https://www.wattpad.com/1610606121-weekly-action-chronicles-50-action-hook-relay

missindia24

I would like to say the first fiction story, it is always me writing fiction stories. Why? Because it is something I love so much and it just keeps flowing on and on in my mind and head, thanks for asking, missindia24

missindia24

When ever there is action in a story and a movie it is exciting and keeps you hooked on which I do enjoy so much thank you missindia24
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action

 #QuestionOfTheWeek
          
          Actioneers, it's time for our next question of the week!
          
          What’s harder to write: the first action scene in a story or the final one? Why?
          
          Let us know in the comments below!

cheytaylor1

@action Writing the beginning Action sequence is easier because that sets the tone for the entire story. Your final action set piece has to be worth the payoff of over many pages of build up and set up.
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SusanWard

Trick question. All action sequences are hard to write. Seriously though, I would say the last one. You have to whole book to plan out the final boss battle.
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action

 #FunFriday
          
          Actioneers!
          
          This week, we’re stepping into the shadows and onto the bounty board. The Wanted Poster Game is live, and your character just became the most talked-about name in the city. What did they do? Who’s hunting them? And how high is that reward climbing?
          
          Head to the activity chapter in our »Weekly Action Chronicles«
          https://www.wattpad.com/1609228085-weekly-action-chronicles-49-wanted-poster-writer%27s

action

 #QuestionOfTheWeek
          
          Actioneers, it's time for our next question of the week!
          
          After a huge battle, what do you think is more interesting to explore: the damage left behind or the characters trying to move on?
          
          Let us know in the comments below!

LanaLazarAuthor

@action The damage left behind. Detail is key to fascination and to move towards the characters moving on, so without leaping straight to the characters. 
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katiegoesmew

@action Characters. The characters in a story are everything to me, and yeah, physical destruction is a thing, but it's just a factual state of being without the emotional component to give it meaning and impact.
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action

 #FunFriday
          
          Actioneers!
          
          This week’s prompt drops you straight into a high-speed chase where every second counts and every turn could change everything. Who’s chasing, who’s running, and what’s truly at stake? Keep it fast, keep it sharp, and capture the chaos!
          
          Head to the activity chapter in our »Weekly Action Chronicles«
          https://www.wattpad.com/1607484291-weekly-action-chronicles-drabble-8

action

 #QuestionOfTheWeek
          
          Actioneers, it's time for our next question of the week!
          
          If your character were captured by their enemy, what would be the hardest thing for them to give up?
          
          Let us know in the comments below!

action

 #QuestionOfTheWeek
          
          Actioneers, it's time for our next question of the week!
          
          What kind of villain is more fun to watch: the cold strategist or the wild, unpredictable one?
          
          Let us know in the comments below!

MJKristo11

@action cold strategist. brilliance in motion.
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YukiBonavich

@action 
            
            The wild unpredictable one. We already know what the other gives. It's more addictive, glue to the tv kind of feeling but with the latter, its like I can go grab pop corn because I know what will happen next.
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katiegoesmew

@action Ooh... well, I gravitate toward cold strategists in general, so I have to go with that one, but I like a little chaos on the side.
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 #QuestionOfTheWeek
          
          Actioneers, it's time for our next question of the week!
          
          When everything goes wrong in a mission, what’s the one instinct your character always falls back on: fight, flee, or improvise?
          
          Let us know in the comments below!

missindia24

Improvise is a brilliant, outstanding grammatical word. I love getting many steps ahead of time; it always seems that my kids love the word improvise too. Nothing is ever possible in life if we have the will and strength to do so, except to improvise.
            
            Because of an error i had to rewrite it again,,,,,,,,,
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missindia24

Improvise is a very smart, outstanding grammar word which I love in getting many steps ahead of time, and always seems my daughters love it too,,,,,,,nothing is ever not possiable in life it we have the will and streangth to do so is to improvise
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najajaaaa

They change their names and hide or go for plastic surgery 
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