Character arc

Transcript - 5 Ingredients in Character Arcs The TRUTH: What your story is about; the theme. What the character has to learn. The LIE: T...

We’ve heard about it before, but what exactly IS a character arc? How does it affect your characters? And, why does YOUR work of fiction need a character arc? We break down the answers to all…

Need a simple way to visualise your character arc? Print this worksheet + learn about Kurt Vonnegut's hilarious story shapes.

The character arc of a story is at the very heart of fiction writing. Here are the 6 steps to creating a character arc for your novel. #christianwriting #christianauthors #writingtips

Here are the starting thoughts that created Ember Dragon Daughter (EDD): A girl with a trait or symbol she wants to hide that turns into a mystery and a strength. A world where love of all kinds can't be contested, yet the absence has consequences. I start with an idea and then I ask "why" over and over again. Then, I ask "what could go wrong" until I'm upset for the characters. After that, I sew each answer together until there is no way to untie them. Every why, consequence, and action is…

Character arc has many elements - inner & outer motivation, inner & outer conflict, fears, misbeliefs, emotional wounds and more.

Searching for advice on how to write a character arc? This post will help you to write a good character arc in 4 easy steps.

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So you have to be an idiot to hate Doctor Pulaski. I mean, you have your own taste and feel free to hate any character you want, but if you're in the Official Doctor Pulaski Hate Crowd, you are an idiot who doesn't understand Star Trek or basic story structure. So...this is a character arc. A few concepts unite the Official Doctor Pulaski Hate Crowd: -Pulaski is space-racist at Data. -Pulaski is a clone of Doctor McCoy. -Pulaski doesn't get along with Captain Picard. -Pulaski is...mean?…