AbraCadaveric

It's a post apocalyptic world where the population is confined to living in a closed off society and told the outside world is uninhabitable and should they leave the closed off society, they will surely die - but the twist is the outside world is just fine and the characters can escape there instead of in their oppressed society.

Think of movies like The Village, Wall E, or Blast from the Past - where the characters believe the outside world is deadly, but it turns out it really isn't. It isn't any of those movies, as the society is more oppressive like 1984 or Fahrenheit 451.

Does this sound familiar to anyone?

I'm a student animator about to enter into the working world and I've got my website is up and running, but I have a few legal questions to anyone who might know something:

Can I use fan art pieces (or images that include copyrighted characters) on a professional website?

Is it okay to have artwork online with characters from a show (I created) that I may want to pitch to another company?

I don't get why everyone loves her so much. The constant misunderstandings between her and Finn are annoying. Also, she exists only in relation to Finn, she can't stand on her own as a character (as of yet, and yes I know her backstory, I'm talking about her current portrayal). Do people just really like that yandere/ tsundere kind of character?

Aside from her destructive backstory, there just doesn't seem to be much to her.

Why is it so popular? I don't understand the appeal.

What does he get out of it? What does he plan to do when all life is destroyed?

Just wondering how this stereotype got started.

Okay, so everyone's always asking Goku Vs. Superman, and we all know both are way too nice of guys to fight each other, so how how about if we pit their villains against them? My question is:

Who would win in a fight?

Goku vs. Darkseid

and Superman vs. Freeza?

I'd like a (preferably long) list of interview questions for villain characters. Like "How are you going to take over the world?" or "What happened to make you become evil?" Questions like that, but more creative ones.

I need a (preferably long) list of interview questions for my fictional characters about how they think about and relate to each other. Examples being "Which character do you have a crush on? Why?" or "Which character do you hate the most?"

Of course, I'm looking for more creative questions than these that can really get the characters to express how they feel and think about the other characters in the story.

I want to accumulate a long question list, so any questions are appreciated!!

It seems the 90's of each century was the best decade.

It seems the 90's of each century was the best decade.

My mom thinks my dad will feel sad and left out and have nothing to do. He has a lot of anxiety problems. I really want to do this but what can I do about my dad?