We see a man on a horse in a pen. A calf runs out onto the field. the man and the horse

OPTIONS:
- finish wrestling and the calf runs away.
- ride out fast after the calf.
- wrestle in the dirt.
- continue to battle the calf.

ride out fast after the calf.

A man is seen speaking to the camera and leads into him holding his arm out. another man

OPTIONS:
- is seen performing a stunt while riding along alone and stops to speak to the camera.
- is shown tattooing his arm while looking to the camera.
- then uses a pair of scissors to cut a piece of his arm.
- walks in and begins putting plaster onto a wall and moving around.

is shown tattooing his arm while looking to the camera.

How to make a quill pen out of a feather
Find your feather.
You can use just any feather that fits comfortably in your hand (i.e. like a pencil), but a long tail feather is best. You'll want a feather with a not too thin shaft, and one that is long.

OPTIONS:
- Feather sizes don't matter, it's what you draw besides coloring, not how the feathers work together. Make sure that the quill is pointed.
- Feathers with thin tang can make a quill pen seem too narrow. Darker graphite feathers may make a quill pen feel too long, and pencils with thin shafts can make it look shorter.
- Shave off the fibers closest to where the fibers end. You may leave them if you prefer, but this makes it easier to work with and easier to hold.
- Anything thicker, and not so thin that it looks sick when you squeeze down on it while writing or drawing it. Stick the tip of the feather into the quill gently, and let it snap back in at its middle.

Shave off the fibers closest to where the fibers end. You may leave them if you prefer, but this makes it easier to work with and easier to hold.

How to kill off a hero or other character
Decide who you want to kill off.
It sounds simple, but there can be multiple heroes. Maybe you want to kill off the secondary character, or kill the villain but then have the hero die unexpectedly.

OPTIONS:
- Multiple deaths can add unpredictability, all though don't over do it. Also, a secondary character death can add just as much emotion without completely uprooting the plot-it could create grief and stress for the hero or major characters.
- Or maybe you want to kill off the villain unless he/she is the hero. If you chose to kill off the secondary character (and although any hero might let you do this), whoever is in charge of bringing them down is going to have to do the rest.
- Whatever you decide, there are several possibilities. First, imagine you have a group of people at your side.
- Either way, it is recommended that you choose a hero that is able to aid or defeat your opponent. Make your character before you start fighting.
Multiple deaths can add unpredictability, all though don't over do it. Also, a secondary character death can add just as much emotion without completely uprooting the plot-it could create grief and stress for the hero or major characters.