They were either burned alive, starved to death or somehow escaped. Most of them who ended up escaping died because they were hunted down or didn't m is how to survive.

To come up with scenes, I usually think of what I would want in a book. What would attract me? What would keep me on my toes? How would I want the characters to act or be portrayed? Also, if you look up book prompts on Instagram or online there are some ones you can pick from.

How to write a scene that is not too detailed it pretty hard for me. I love describing things and I talk forever because I describe too much. Usually, I look at the paragraph I'm writing and compare it to the amount of sentences or words I have in each paragraph. If there are more describing words than other words, than there are too many, depending on each situation. (Idk of that makes sense to any of you, it's hard to describe.)

Rebecca didn't live with Malia's uncle until after Malia was sold. I can't talk about this one too much because parts of this will be explained in later chapters.

Of course! I'm not that cruel. Also it makes really cute bonus scenes soooooo.

I didn't use to be. Honestly, good writing, from my opinion come from practicing and reading other peoples' work. I also ask myself what I would want read and stuff like that, just like in a previous response ^.

I actually have a few. Poseidon, because I've always had a weird obsession with water. He was actually my favorite before I even read the Percy Jackson series.

Athena because I love the idea of knowing everything. Also, the idea of not having to struggle with math all the time.

Apollo and Zeus to me go hand in hand. I love the way they manipulate the weather because some days I just love it being sunny and some days I love it when it's raining. You can get really cool pictures of lightning and I love music and the arts. (I'm in band but I suck at art.)

That is my author/ alias name. If I ever get anything published, it will probably be under this name. It is mostly to hide my identity just in case people I know are or will ever read my works. (I find that kind of weird and embarrassing.)