Hey, Liz. Here to give you a behind-the-scenes secret. The judge tribunal I set up for this last Madness consisted of three people: myself, and two of my trusted contemporaries.

Don't you dare say you sucked. We actually went back and forth deciding on whether you or Jenna Silver was the winner. It was hard to decide. You were very close.

That being said, in the future, you will likely face some tough competition. I recommend looking into character development. You have to understand who your character is before you can have them undergo change or conflict.

Here is a good site to help you get the feel for your character with 370 questions. How would your character answer these?

Once you have the foundation, you need to craft the persona. That is, you need to think how your character thinks -- undertake their personality as you write an RP. Do a little method acting. Let's say someone trash talks Liz in an RP. How would Liz respond to this? Is she calm? Incredibly angry? Hurt?

Come up with a scene. Perhaps an overlying plot to your character. You don't necessarily need to respond to all trash talk against you, but it helps to have a logical battle of words with opponents. Make them eat their words. If they're doing scenes for their RP's, you can fire back with a scene of your own. Have an idea of where you'd like your character to go, what you want them to learn, or what you want them to become.

Also, as one must do with an essay or professional document, be sure to go back, edit, and revise your RP for grammar and typos.

That's all I got for right now. This advice can really apply to anyone.

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