So in one of my two main works-in-progress I've come to a stumbling block: whether or not I should introduce a new character.

Cons: I have plenty of characters already, and at the moment, this character is not necessary for anything. He would really just replace an existing character for some exposition, and I fear it might come across as forced.

Pros: As useless as this character would be now, there is great potential for him to be used as a major plot point later...

because I'm egocentric like that So I think you care.

So I have this character named Bracket. Don't ask me why she's named that, because I don't know. And yes, this is the same Bracket I wrote in a drabble a little while ago (assuming anyone read that XD)

Bracket is an unfortunate character in that, for as much as I love her, I haven't the slightest clue as to what I want to do with her.

I've played around with several ideas including:
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I've decided that epilogues are like the PERFECT transition if you're planning to write a sequel to something. It reminds readers of the loose ends you've yet to tie up, or offers up new ones. It is coherent with the rest of the plot before it, but is also somewhat seperate, like a bridge over a canyon.

I just spent my shower planning epilogues for the next two installments of my Dolhearan Legacy series It's so super exciting!! I must go write now!!!

A/N: Found this in my files this past week and realized that I couldn't remember what the plot to this story was going to be To bad, oh well, maybe someone will enjoy reading it anyways.
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Cutting air to tingling sensation.

Tingling to prickling.

Prickling to burning.

Burning to a terrible inferno.

It stung his eyes, and made him feel as though he were one fire both without and within. It was a pain unlike...

"Do you believe in ghosts?" Bracket asked softly.

He paused thoughtfully, "I'm not really sure."

"Let's just say they're real. If they...possessed someone, would they retain their hosts memories?"

"Why would you ask that?" he frowned.

A shrug, "Just curious..."

Again he paused, "It's possible I guess..."

Bracket sat against the wall, pulling her knees up...