What would the life path of the Toughest Possible human male be like? I want to write a schizonovella about it.
I thought of pointers such as:
>mother gets pregnant with the sperm of a just-recently-dead human (its possible)
>survives ab*rtion attempt
>mother dies just BEFORE birthing him
>he's had a NDE and is born from two corpses by now
>raised as a feral child by some wolf or whatever
>"adopted"\recruited as a kid by a survivalist compound cult (like fundie mormons, or dual seedline christian identity)
Just read Stalin's biography
I was born into a world where Kasane Teto is not real.
She is transgender somehow
His parents are a mestizo and a mulatto, he also has copropedozoonecrophilia due to childhood trauma.
>he cannibalized his siamese twin
>was born addicted to alcohol
>raised as a feral child by some wolf or whatever
No, have him be raised by eels off the coast of Little St. James Island. He didn't walk until he was 10 years old. Have his uberjacked swimming skills be relevant to the plot later on.
BTW I'm trying to model most of this stuff around the (reported) childhoods of Henry Lee Lucas and Isr**l Keyes.
I'm not a TCC person but those 2 guy's upbringing really struck me when I had a phase of reading a lot about criminals of every description.
Ed Gein's too, to a degree.
retarded idea OP. there comes a point where suffering becomes white noise. suffering in a story is made more interesting by its contrast with the moments where the character experiences an absence of suffering. if it's just a nonstop carnival of misery and pain, the story is monotonous.
>>836356There are no rules in art, only guidelines.
That said, I can think of a few novels not unlike this.
>>836356t.only appreciate story with twists and really get mad if spoiled