Bronte-Marie Wesson

a fleshed out enough world.

This is developed enough.

These characters are interesting.

Let's do something with this.

Um, and so when she moved over here, it was a lot of running stuff like dialogue in real life.

Right.

Um, so we have character voices for like a whole host of characters and we would run scenes like variations of scenes, like a dozen times.

And then versions of that would go into the book.

And there are some specific lines that are just drawn straight out because I immediately went, oh, that's really good.

We have to write that down.

And there's versions where I was like, cool, this is a rough amalgamation as we go.

No, I don't film them because I don't listen to myself.

if I can help it.

Um, people, I, I've been online for a long time.

I'm aware that people are fans of my voice.

I personally avoid listening to myself or watching myself too much.

Um, but it is, it's not like fully acting out, but like you have, uh, the voice, like I have all the Spanish characters all have their own accent because they're based off of Spanish people, South Americans.

They are my wife's like creation.

So in essence, they would all be Peruvian.

Um,