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Characters Traits Relationship
Joad tall, muscular, handsome, with brown hair and steely blue eyes, responsible for his siblings, able to read minds and control other’s thoughts, can turn into a toad, drinks animal blood eldest brother of Casey and Shaun
Casey petite with straight brown hair and amber eyes, can enter people’s dreams, can turn into a bee,
feeds on sin sister of Joad and Shaun
Shaun lean with bright eyes and blue-streaked hair, can hypnotize people, can change into any animal,
survives on beet juice when blood is not available Joad and Casey’s little brother
Drogo 800-year-old vampire who rules Dracoville and sends young vampires on secret missions to the human world Godfather of Joad, Casey, and Shaun
Esther human girl, black eyes, black hair, tall for her age, disliked by classmates, introverted, sings to enchant, caring and protective Shaun’s human friend
Your answer could be something like this:
Plot outline: Joad and Casey live in Dracoville with their little vampire brother, Shaun. They belong to Drogo’s camp. Drogo is the leader of the vampires, and he believes that young vampires must mingle with humans to find out all about human nature. Joad, Casey, and Shaun join a residential school for humans. How do they adapt to human friends, enemies, and food? How will they get their supply of blood diet? Even the vampires have to adapt to survive in the human world. They realize that immortality could be a curse. Ultimately, the three vampires decide to go back to Dracoville. Esther, an orphan who is Shaun’s human friend, wants to go with them. They take her along, promising to protect her from the other vampires.
Consider the following points when you write the plot of a vampire novel:
Your characters need to have a problem (conflict) they must resolve. Remember that conflict is essential to give life to a plot.
The setting is explained and matches the story requirement.
The characters are well defined and their motivations and conflicts are outlined.
Dialogue and action carry the plot forward.
The conflict in the story creates a tension that reaches a high point, or peak, just before the resolution.
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