I have an idea for a villain who wants to join a group of the greatest villains in history. But I don't know how to make the hero actually fit into the story, or how to get the hero to win either. How can I get more ideas?

The fact that you run into him every day may be a blessing in disguise, friend. It's great that you're willing to go "no contact," because that really helps you...

It sounds as though she really likes the group and does not know why she got kicked out. It would be helpful to ask her if she knows why she...

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You could use a question about a class assignment as a pretext for talking to that person, even if she's with her friends at the time you approach her.

I think it sounds like a great supervillain name, but it sounds like you might not like it. It's your story and you're the one who will have to write...

Wow, usually people are worried about not having enough ideas! Try to narrow your focus. Pick the key points that support your position, and make sure they're straightforward so your...

How about if the protagonist doesn't know the villain is evil and the villain is able to trick him/her into killing the colleagues? You could even make the protagonist be...

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