Londa Cele, Ouch, my bruised ego aside what I meant was...a character can't be there for the sake of being a hindrance to the protag or making them fall in love or whatever. In my opinion, each character has to have their own little story in the same way a house has a father mother and kids. Everybody wakes up goes to school or work n meets up in the afternoon but they've lived different lives that compliment the life of that particular houses breadwinner, makes sense? I hope so?
Besides the obvious character development elements like flaws, graces, quirks or skills give the main characters a goal (something they want to get or to achieve), a problem (something that keeps them from reaching their goals) and a life lesson (something they learned as they were chasing after their goal).
Roza Csergo, Infallible by definition means incapable of error (yeah, I googled it). If you make your character perfect then how would a flawed, imperfect, tried by life real person connect with them, feel their pain and sorrow? Is it wise?
Reseña de la novela: El Reflejo del Asesino Escarlata
Autora : Julieta López. Leo desde que era una niña, pocas veces un libro me ha quitado el sueño por la ansiedad de saber qué sucede después, pocas veces he vivido junto a la protagonista cada escena de manera apasionada, en lectura de este estilo he podido predecir el siguiente paso bien sea del protagonista
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Log inWriters should make the characters three dimensional by having a proper backstory and their objectives
Londa Cele, Ouch, my bruised ego aside what I meant was...a character can't be there for the sake of being a hindrance to the protag or making them fall in love or whatever. In my opinion, each character has to have their own little story in the same way a house has a father mother and kids. Everybody wakes up goes to school or work n meets up in the afternoon but they've lived different lives that compliment the life of that particular houses breadwinner, makes sense? I hope so?
Besides the obvious character development elements like flaws, graces, quirks or skills give the main characters a goal (something they want to get or to achieve), a problem (something that keeps them from reaching their goals) and a life lesson (something they learned as they were chasing after their goal).
Roza Csergo, Infallible by definition means incapable of error (yeah, I googled it). If you make your character perfect then how would a flawed, imperfect, tried by life real person connect with them, feel their pain and sorrow? Is it wise?
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