It’s payback time. The time of year that our bodies and brains feel the most need to recharge. The time of year that our bodies and brains need to reset to a level where they are in tune with what they were created to do.
It’s great to look forward to in our everyday lives. If you’re a fan of movies (particularly those with a good sense of humor) you will be happy to know that the release of the new Hobbit movie is being pushed back by four months. A lot of our favorite films (such as the last two Star Wars movies) have released in the fall and this is a part of the reason.
In the Star Wars universe, a few months is the time of year that the Force is strongest. In the movies, the Force is strong when the characters are able to pull something together. During this time we get to see the Force being put to use, both in our own lives and in the lives of others.
During this time, there are a few specific events that happen that can alter our lives in a positive or negative way. For example, if you’re a young adult and you suddenly find that you have been living a double life, you will have a certain amount of free time in which you may do a lot of things with that time.
Another positive way of impacting the Force is to cause your character to take a “payback”. A payback is a moment when your character feels as if they’ve been wronged for some reason. This is usually a way to show your character’s character and act as a way to make them reflect on what they did wrong, and then take it away.
Payback is more of a punishment than a reward, in that you feel bad for causing someone to feel bad for something they did. Its purpose is to show your character’s character and to make them reflect on what they did wrong so that they can take it away, which is an excellent use of the Force.
This is the main way to go about doing this. You’ll want to payback your characters first and foremost for what they’ve done, but you can also apply it to things they’ve said or done. For example, if your character said something to someone or did something they didn’t like, you could then apply payback to that person/thing. You can also have payback as a way to make a point.
In this case, the point is to show a character or character’s relationship with the person who made them do something bad. This is a very effective way to highlight your characters flaws (and perhaps get some sympathy for them). Also payback can be used to show a character’s actions or behaviors that are not in line with your characters beliefs.
Payback is most effective when it has a negative connotation for a character. For example, a person who is being paid back could use this as a way to talk about their character’s self-loathing. Payback is also useful for when you find yourself in a situation where it is morally wrong to pay someone back, and you want to show that you can stand up for yourself.
Well, I guess payback can be used as an excuse to be mean to someone. I mean, it’s a “you can’t be a hero, you’re a bad person” thing. But, it can also be used as a way to show that someone might have a problem. I think when most people think about payback they think of it as a form of harassment and bullying.