Character goals writing

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When readers or viewers understand why characters are doing what they're doing, they become more invested in the story.

Create Killer Character Goals | Golden May Editing

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Check out six qualities you'll need if you're going to write character goals intense enough to power a blah plot into a compellingly dimensional story.

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Create Killer Character Goals | Your protagonist needs both internal and external goals they’re prepared to fight tooth and nail to get. #writingtips #writingadvice #characterdevelopment #charactergoals #amwriting

One of the goals as a writer is to create a character that stands out. Your world is unique and wonderfully interesting, but are your characters? Can you tell who is speaking without a tag? Does your character even surprise your reader at times? Let me g