S52E3 - Writing Emotions: Confessions

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All characters have secrets. Sometimes it's their true feelings for another character, and sometimes it's about a dark time in their life. You can use the reveal of these secrets through confessions to help drive your story, create twists, and to create tension as you approach the finale. To learn more about how to use confessions and the emotions that go with them, listen to this episode.

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I’ve felt so terrible, Evangeline. You turned to stone for me, and then you brought me here so that I could get a fresh start, and all this time, I’ve walked around… knowing that I don’t deserve any of your kindness. I’m so sorry. I’ve felt so guilty and so ashamed, and for so long I’ve wanted to tell you. But I’ve been terrified you’d hate me. - Once Upon a Broken Heart, Stephanie Garber

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