I'm writing a short story about a guy named Evan that committed a murder, but I still don't know why Evan killed them. Suggestions?

Andrew

The victim was not imaginative enough for Evan. He is compelled to kill anyone who he deems to lack sufficient creativity. You'd be on his short list. *Regarding your update, if you're 12 years old, you don't have any business using this site. These forums are for users aged 13 and over. Come back next year.

pianoman

You're not a writer. You want someone else to write for you..

Athena

Then why are you writing it? Writers are story tellers. What is your story? Murder alone is an action NOT a story.

oof

My name is Evan and I could tell you I didn’t murder anyone

tham153: consider the usual reason

consider the usual reason: secure an inheritance, vengeance, love rival, thrill kill, road rage, competitor at work/school/housing/etc.

Nick

For fun. Why else?

abdul

He is probably a thrill killer. He kills for the thrill of watching them die.

Jeffrey

Then you are not writing any such book.