bad friends

Sure. There were two friends, Tom and Jerry. Tom always borrowed money from Jerry but never paid it back. He would make up all sorts of excuses. One day, Jerry really needed the money back for an emergency, but Tom just ignored him. This made Jerry realize that Tom wasn't a true friend at all.

Since I don't know the specific 'bad end friends story', it's hard to say who the characters are. But generally, there would likely be at least two friends. They could be friends from school, like classmates who have different personalities. Maybe one is more outgoing and the other is shy, and their differences cause problems in the end.

The 'bad end friends story' might be centered around a series of events that test the friendship. For example, if the friends are involved in a competition, jealousy could rear its ugly head. One friend might feel that the other is getting more attention or opportunities, and this envy could lead to backstabbing or other harmful behaviors. Or it could be a situation where a friend makes a big mistake and the others can't forgive them, resulting in the end of the friendship.

If your story is full of boring details and has no interesting plot, it's likely to turn people off and make you lose friends.

One common theme is betrayal. For example, a friend might share your secrets with others. Another theme is envy, like when a friend is jealous of your achievements and tries to undermine you. And there's also the theme of using someone, like using a friend for money or favors without really caring about them.

The main characters in 'bad friends graphic novel' could be diverse. There may be a character who is a bit of an outcast, someone who has a troubled past. And there could be others who are drawn to this character for various reasons. They form this group of 'bad friends' and through their interactions, the story unfolds. Maybe there's a leader - type character who is constantly getting them into trouble and a more timid character who is always on the verge of leaving the group but never quite does.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read it. But generally, a graphic novel often has a plot involving the relationships and adventures of its characters. Maybe it's about some friends who get into all sorts of trouble together.

Sure. There was a time when my friend Tom was constantly skipping classes. He convinced me to skip with him a few times. Because of this, my grades started to drop. I realized his influence was bad for my academic performance and had to distance myself from that behavior.

It depends. If it's just for fun and not to deceive, it's good. But if they use made - up stories to manipulate or lie, it's bad. Sometimes making up stories can also be a form of self - expression and can lead to great fictional tales.

One idea could be to explore a scenario where friends turn on each other due to a misunderstanding over a valuable heirloom. Maybe one friend was entrusted with it for safekeeping but lost it, and the others think it was stolen on purpose.