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Knowing Your CharacterIn a story—whether it be told on stage, on screen, or in print—knowing your main characters inside and out helps create a well rounded and interesting plot. It also makes writing them easier too. In this guide, a companion to To Create a Character, I'll attempt to help put skin and flesh on the bare bones of a character, to create "character," and to discover things about them that you—the creator—never knew.
Exercise 1: Interviews
One of my favorite ways to get to know my character is to interview them as one would a celebrity. The interview can be general, just asking about their life, likes, pet peeves, etc. or it can be prior to or after a significant event (i.e. just saved the world, just won the World Cup, recently defeated by protagonist, etc.).
Here's a list of interesting things to ask your character:
- Do you have any pet peeves?
- What do you think of [insert character here]'s opinion on y
10 Writing Prompts"The purpose of life is to fight maturity." -Dick Werthimer
"Life is something that happens when you can't get to sleep."-Fran Lebowitz
"The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed."-Carl Jung
"Sometimes when you look back on a situation, you realize it wasn't all you thought it was. A beautiful girl walked into your life. You fell in love. Or did you? Maybe it was only a childish infatuation, or maybe just a brief moment of vanity. "-Henry Bromel
"Friendship is certainly the finest balm for the pangs of disappointed love." -Jane Austin
"There is nothing like returning to a place that remains unchanged to find the ways in which you yourself have altered."-Nelson Mandela
"When someone allows you to bear his burdens, you have found deep friendship."
"I no doubt deserved my enemies, but I don't believe I deserved my friends." - Walt Whitman
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To Create a CharacterAre you starting a story? Do you have an incomplete, flawed, or no character at all? It's happened to me many times and in my struggles to perfect my creations, I have learned a few things. I present you with seven easy steps with a challenge each to get you thinking.
Grab a piece of paper and a pencil. Let's start…
Step 1: Past
When creating a character, you must first establish a past. Even a person with amnesia has a past, they just don't remember it. Pasts are important, they show what shaped the person and why they are the way they are today.
If your character has a scar, why? If they have amnesia, why? If they have a phobia of water, why?
Remember one thing: there is always a reason.
Challenge: Write a brief story (vignette) of your character's past to familiarize yourself with the way things were.
Step 2: Appearance
You may have a certain idea, a vague idea, or no idea at all as to how your character will look. First, think of their
Beta Reading Tutorial
What is a Beta Reader?
Apart from being a writer's best friend, beta readers provide a cross between edits and a critique. A beta reader does not edit a manuscript, but will note the errors for the author to fix. Advice and critiques are other services a beta may perform.
Establishing a Relationship
You've just partnered with an author; what do you do first? Establish with your author what each of you expects from the relationship. A solid understanding of expectations starts the partnership on a productive path and avoids misunderstandings.Time Expectations
Is the author expecting a 24 hour turn around, while you're thinking a week? If not discussed prior to an exchange, turn around time can cause tension. Be honest with your availability and then add some padding, in case of emergency. Do not agree to time constraints you cannot meet.
Length of Partnership
Is the manuscript a novel or a short story? Ask what the author is seeking a beta
Character Creation+Usage v1.3Creating and Using Effective Characters - The Serious Version
Introduction
The age-old question: Why am I doing this? Well…I've created characters. Lots of characters. To be frank, my first ones sucked. I eventually got better. I wouldn't call myself a definitive authority on creating characters, but I would prefer to let you learn from my mistakes so you don't have to learn from your own as much later.
Before we begin, please note that storytelling - and as such, character creation - is an art, not a science; there is no scientific formula to create a perfect character. This is a rough guide with more or less my method. Sometimes I mix up the steps, depending on what comes to me first. You are more than welcome to do the same. It is art - there are few "wrong" ways to do it. Also note that there are exceptions to every rule - they're made to be broken. In fact, many great works of fiction break several of the widely accepted rules, yet do it in s
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FNAF OC templateBasics
Name:
Other names:
Gender:
Species:
Age/years in service:
Voice/speech:
Quotes:
 
 
Appearance
Colors:
Body:
Eyes:
Height:
Weight:
Skeletal features:
Any wires/broken pieces?:
Unique features:
Changes in games:
 
Personality
Daytime personality:
Nighttime personality:
Behaviors:
Quirks:
Intelligence:
Passive or aggressive:
Behavior towards children:
Behavior towards adults:
 
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Room:
Function (What they do during the day):
Status (Functioning or not):
Door:
Strategy:
Special abilities (Jamming door, ect.):
Nights/hours most active:
Interactions:
                With player:
                With other animatronics:
Attack screen:
Phone guys description:
 
FNAF 2
Room:
Function:
Status:
Entrance:
Strategy:
Special abilities:
Nights/hours most active
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Character Design Help GuideCharacter Creator Help
Right, I know that sometimes creating good characters can be a little hard. So, I’ve designed this little writer’s resource in order to make it a touch easier. I’ll give you a list of details to fill in, and then some tips on how to fill ’um. * means that if this is your first time reading the Character Creator, you should DEFINITELY check out the tips for that heading before filling it out. ^ means that this heading is optional. @ means that this information doesn’t have to be entirely accurate. I hope this’ll help people who’re having a little trouble with character making.
NOTE: This is just a guide. You needn’t follow it exactly, or indeed, at all. It’s just there to give you a little bit of help if you want it. This guide is set up for Fanfic writers and R.P.ers- it isn’t really designed for people who only intend to draw their characters.
The list! WOOT!
(Background Info. This’ll help to keep you organi
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