Bring
Write
Write verb - To compose and set down on paper the words of.
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Naturally, the goal is to have him stay in this role for at least a decade, when rival agencies write him off, and bring him back for a key mission.
Source: Literature / Wolfish Nature - Also tying in with the book series analogy is what to do if you bring a character you've already used in a past thread- write and describe them as though this is their first appearance, regardless of how much or in what ways they've changed (or haven't) since their last in-thread appearance.
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Paint brushes being used to write spells and curses on opponents are common in eastern works; most popular depictions of this are derived from a Chinese folktale about a boy who could bring paintings to life when he signed them.
Source: The Pen Is Mightier
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