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My advice (Probably not helpful advice, but still) Make the character relatable You have probably heard this a million times, but it is important. Many readers, including me, are turned off by rel...
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System
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2019-12-08T05:18:54Z (about 5 years ago)
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DJFluffy
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2019-12-08T05:18:54Z (about 5 years ago)
My advice (Probably not helpful advice, but still) **Make the character relatable** You have probably heard this a million times, but it is important. Many readers, including me, are turned off by relatable characters. And I've also learned "relatable" does not mean "average". The character could be the leader of an empire, but they're still human. They have good points, and they have flaws. It's a part of life. You _have_ to flesh out your chatacters. **Do not let the character take backseat** It is a character driven story. The character is as important as the plot, if not more. I have seen too often the following scenario: The plot takes over, and the character is forgotten. The character is still there, they're just leaning back and watching. This cannot happen. _Hope this helped!_
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System
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2016-06-15T22:52:27Z (over 8 years ago)
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