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Paula Landry explains how you can improve plot with character development by adding quirks, flaws and foibles.

Every one of us has a fundamental flaw, an immaturity of character, a dark side or negative tendency. This character flaw, also known as a ‘Chief Feature’, tends to take control whenever we feel stressed, anxious or uncertain. To the extent that you can identify and handle yours, you are doing well in your personal growth. ... Read more

Character archetypes share core truths about people's personalities, goals, fears and weaknesses. Learn how to use them well in your own fiction.

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With everyone's favorite spooky day upon us, let's talk fear. Your protagonist needs a fear. But not just any fear. You can't toss in the ...

Understanding what your character fears can offer significant insights into your story and its underlying themes.

Abrasive Abrupt Agonizing Aimless Airy Aloof Amoral Angry Anxious Apathetic Arbitrary Argumentative Arrogantt Artificial Asocial Assertive Astigmatic Barbaric Bewildered Bizarre Bland Blunt Biosterous...