/lit/ - Literature

>>9567080
>Are you just bringing back your dead protagonist because plot has to happen to somebody and you like him or is the fact that he's Protagonist come again from death actually going to be relevant to what happens from that point onwards?

I don't know. I really go based on feeling. It feels like it will be important to do this, just like some things have felt important or "right" to do in the past.

>>9568646
True... I appreciate the advice though. I'm still agonizing about it because I am not quite to the point where I really have to make the decision. I also may have this sort of "dilemma" where she finds this resurrection shit and she could bring it back to their city and have the scientists potentially figure out how it works (except they would probably ruin it in the process). Or she could just use it on the remains of her father to reconstruct him, and that would 100% work. She never met her father, he died like 2 days after she was born and he was 1 million kilometers away at the time. So she desperately wants to meet him, as much if not more than she wants to defeat the enemy.

I dunno if that's a good "dilemma" and whether or not this character is resurrected depends on her choice. And whether she finds the tech at all.

My biggest issue with bringing him back is, what role he will play in the story. He used to be the guy who got shit done, as well as the guy who had the super-magical-chosen-one gift, as well as being the narrative center of the story as well. With his children, that fractured because not only did I have two strong characters instead of one but also I had had their father as MC for *years* and I had gotten so much into his mind, whereas his son I just don't feel the same connection to.