I'm currently creating a virus for my story in the book. The virus turns normal people into zombie-like things, but I don't want to explain any further for now.
I would like to give an overview of the virus, i.e. the different stages, what it does to a person and so on.
What things do I have to pay attention to or what questions should I ask to take everything into account?
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So I wouldn’t think too correct about it in the scientific sense.
Since the virus at the end turns people into zombies, the standard scientist as a reader will also forgive smaller further deviations of the stages. The standard reader is right.
I’d let my imagination run free.
It’s the first thing that hunger develops on raw meat.
– Then the skin is peeled off.
– Then the eyes are slowly passed through with red veins.
Usw only as examples.
I wouldn’t pay attention to correctness because it’s not about it.
You know that this isn’t new, right?
Of course. But first, it’s not the answer I asked for, and secondly, it’s just a small incidental thing in this story.