Anonymous I am writiing a novel about tribes and kingdoms. So what do these people call themselves? Since it is your novel, you can give them a name.
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AnonymousI am writiing a novel about tribes and kingdoms.So what do these people call themselves? Since it is your novel, you can give them a name.
Anonymousthey are calling themselves the Braves, so can I say: the Braves were confident before the battle.Yes, if you begin the sentence with a capital letter.
AnonymousSo as the novelist can I choose what they are called?Sure, that is called literary license. It's your work and your imagination, so you can choose the deg
Anonymous so can I say: the Braves were confident before the battle.Yes. If you will be referring to them as The Braves, then I would use the plural form of pronouns and verbs.
AnonymousThe Braves are happyThe Braves tribe is among the strongest tribesYes, you can. However, I would probably capitalize Tribe in your second sentence so that is it clear that you are referring to the name of the group, and, therefore, the group collectively as one unit. If that is not part of their name, you could say "The tribe of The Braves is amon