English, 19.11.2020 01:40 ella3714

This is for a book I'm writing. I want some real people to be in it so here are the questions you must answer to be qualified. (Even the smallest role plays the biggest part!) The story will be posted on Wattpad next year. 1. Name (doesn't have to be real name fantasy name are encouraged)
2. Appearance (again this doesn't have to be real, can be a fantasy)
3. Personality
4. Role in the story you would like.
5. Gender or Pronouns (ex: she/her they/them)

The parts you can play in the story is:
a. illegitimate child (child of the king but has a different mother and is in line of succession)
b. Nymph
c. Witch or Wizard
d. Knight
e. Servant

Hope some of you show interest in this!

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