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Do the Maxwells Ever Interact With People Under 50?


Trynn

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In going through the book A Summer With The Moodys, I have noticed a pattern. My rough drafts that I've been posting are mainly of the Doody's neighbors and acquaintances and how they see the Doodys.

But the thing is, all the characters are too similar. Part of that may be that I'm not really that great at writing (yet), but part of it is that most characters the Doodys interact with in this book are described as being, "elderly," "old," "older man," "grandmotherly," etc.

I know that the Maxwells have a Church of the Holy Nursing Home, but do they never interact with people of different ages? Even the lady at the City Hall is old. Does Sarah truly never interact with anyone under the age of 50, besides her family members?

This is truly annoying. I might have to change some things around just for some variety. Which I'm still learning how to write anyway.

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Bethella

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I think they interacted with people under the age of 50 back when they had conferences but I don't think they had any this year.

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uber frau

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They do but they don't always write about it.  They've appeared on other funde blogs. 

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ILoveJellybeans

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Sometimes, they've met the Duggars, and a few other fundie families, wasn't there a picture with one of Zsu's kids?

 

I think they prefer elderly people though, because what if the "kids" actually made a friend with someone their own age, how scandalous, they might start hanging out with them more than family! They might learn something inappropriate, like nursery rhyme lyrics.

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6 minutes ago, ILoveJellybeans said:

Sometimes, they've met the Duggars, and a few other fundie families, wasn't there a picture with one of Zsu's kids?

I don't know. I don't keep up with the Duggar wedding threads that closely.

Oh yeah, you're right, I think I do remember a while back they met the Andersons at a conference they were holding, and Miriam took a picture with... I think it was Sarah?

I meant on a regular day to day basis, though. But I suppose you're right, when they used to do conferences.... I don't think there were any last year either.

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