Explain a character's problem and then offer your character advice on how to solve his/her problem, pt 2.
My character, Q’s, problem is that his friend and neighbor Margo has gone missing. Margo has gone missing before and usually leaves clues on how to find her, but they are very hidden and only meant for Q to find. Q has tried everything so far, and after racking up some clues, for example: the poster on her window, which led to her record, which led to a poetry book, then the highlighted words led to a note in Q’s bedroom door hinges with an address on it. These clues that Margo left for Q could potentially lead to where she is. A bigger problem is that Margo has been missing for four days. Margo usually disappears but eventually comes back within days less than that. This time, it doesn’t seem as if Margo is going to give up. Margo has gone missing so many times that even her parents don’t have the energy to find her. She’s run away so many times, that each time it’s getting harder to find her. Her parents are almost happy she’s gone, and that bothers Q and gives him more purpose and hope and motivation to find her. Margo’s clues are very well hidden, and meant for Q to follow. So, he along with his best friends Ben and Radar set to find her.
I personally think Q should keep following these clues to find her. Many people don’t believe in him, for example, Margo’s parents and his parents. I think he should push through that wall keeping him from venturing out and strive to find her. Even though this could just be one of her silly games, he should try his best to find her and prove it to her parents, his parents, and most importantly himself that he can truly find her.
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