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Hey, my main character in my novel is called Nic Stone and I'm looking for other ways to write as Nic or him, etc. Do you have any ideas?

open to opinions for others.

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Dakaria21
1 year ago

Without further information, you cannot make any concrete suggestions. Nevertheless, here’s some inspiration how you could still rewrite people:

  • You could use the profession, so your figures also call “the baker”, “the teacher”, “the job killer” etc.
  • You could use relationships: “Nics fiancée”, “Nics Mother”, etc.
  • You could take noticeable and unambiguous features. So, for example, someone also calls “the red-haired”, the “Tätowierte”, “the blind” etc. In the case of external features, however, I would be a bit cautious, because, of course, there are more doubling and people forget such things again. Whether a side figure has brown or gray hair is usually less relevant. In a close connection with a description, of course, it is still very good.
  • Otherwise, you can think about what Nic just describes in the situation. For example, something like “the injured.”
LiebeKatzen
1 year ago

Of course, it is difficult to find something really suitable. But you could, for example, use the hair or eye color by writing “the brown-haired” or “the brown-eyed”. This may be a bit strange and I wouldn’t use it too often, but sometimes it can be quite exciting and varied.

I hope it might help you.

Foxy13
1 year ago

Of course you can write things like:

“Nic went to the baker”

“He went to the baker”

“The young man went to the baker”

“The policeman went to the baker” (or whatever your character is)

Get creative!

SoHardToBeNice
1 year ago

What do you mean?

He’s called Nic, isn’t he supposed to be?

Or how now?

Incomprehensible question…

SoHardToBeNice
1 year ago
Reply to  Shin06

Grab a web page with “a different word for” and make it a set.

So instead: “Nic saw a cola machine” you write:

“With dry mouth, Nic realized that he had an enormous thirst. Desperately, he looked around in the area and saw an automatic cola machine at the end of the road, which he explained with a shining look”.