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Story: Hearts and Hazards
If you’re writing an old-school cozy with more mature characters, this quiz might be helpful. If these questions feel a little dated, just skip to the next exercise.
Instructions:Answer these ten questions in the voice of your protagonist and your protagonist’s love interest.
What is your idea of a perfect date?
A moonlit stroll along the beach.
A romantic dinner at a fancy restaurant.
Cozying up by the fireplace with a good book.
How do you feel about love at first sight?
It’s a fairy tale come true!
It’s possible, but rare.
True love takes time to develop.
Which movie best represents your ideal love story?
Casablanca
Gone with the Wind
It Happened One Night
What’s your opinion on public displays of affection?
I adore them! The more, the better.
A little hand-holding is nice, but nothing too extravagant.
I prefer to keep my affection private.
What’s your favorite romantic gesture?
Sending cards. Writing love letters.
Surprising your partner with flowers.
Cooking a special dinner together.
How important is it for partners to have similar interests?
Extremely important! We should share everything.
It’s nice to have some common ground, but differences can be exciting, too.
Compatibility is key, but a little diversity keeps things interesting.
What’s your take on traditional gender roles in relationships?
I believe in the man being the provider and protector.
I think roles should be flexible and based on individual strengths.
I prefer a more traditional dynamic with clear roles.
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