Why shouldn't one try to find me a novel?

The reason could be that it takes away the uniqueness and complexity of the character. Fixing them might simplify or distort their traits, which can disappoint fans who appreciate the original version.

Maybe because Holly Brown's novels don't match your reading preferences or the available ones aren't well-written.

Plotting can sometimes limit creativity and spontaneity. It might make the story feel forced and less organic.

Well, it can be a huge time commitment and if you're not passionate about it, it might feel like a chore.

Well, it could be that the story has too many loose ends or inconsistent details. Maybe the writing style is confusing and makes it hard for readers to have faith in it.

It could be that standing too close creates a sense of threat or danger for the character. Or perhaps it violates some social or personal boundary they have.

Maybe because the character has personal space issues or is guarded. Could be for plot reasons or to build tension.

Well, being obsessed with an extra novel might prevent you from experiencing real-life adventures and connections. Also, it could affect your sleep and study/work routine.

It can be super challenging. Writing a novel requires a lot of time, effort, and creativity. Not everyone is up for that kind of commitment.

One shouldn't be too harsh in a novel because it might make the plot seem overly intense and less accessible. It can also overshadow any positive or redeeming elements, leaving the story feeling unbalanced and less likely to resonate with a wide audience.