#PC 41 41. It was the impact of personal events that forced me to translate everything on paper. It was anger, jealousy and bitterness that shaped my narration and sketched extremely complex characters. I shared my pain with them. As my real life situation became more complex, the suffering and bitterness of my characters increased. Some of them became real monsters, while others showed fewer signs of sanity. I was amazed at the powerful creations that my emotions had unleashed. Not only had my emotions helped to create a world of my own; they had made me a writer as well. (1) Earlier when I wrote, I undermined the power of emotions and preferred to be inspired by facts. (2) When I was disgusted or hurt, I wrote. (3) Writing style truly represents the source of a writer’s inspiration and ideas. (4) My negative experiences translated into vicious characters on paper.
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