/lit/ - Literature

>>20639451
Maybe that's what you need to tell those stories but maybe some time try to look at different yearnings, characteristics, backgrounds and vices people have.

>first character comes from a poor rural family, becomes a self-made man, quiet, fiercely loyal to his wife and has atheistic background. All he wants is not to be forced to make any decisions, to be let alone.
>protagonist in next story is middle upper-class, got rich, loyal to no one, has surface level Methodist background and all he wants is to find a love that will last
>tentative outline after is a lower-class Baptist woman who loves her family but struggles with narcissism and trust issues
>another is an upper-class historian who is incredibly patriotic and stubborn, he is on a quest to vindicate his beliefs when they are challenged