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Edit Post #21551 Initial revision almost 5 years ago
Answer A: How to make the reader feel like the protagonist is not a single character, but the group/squad?
If you write about two different people, the two separate lines of action should converge at one point. Although it's fine to have a group protagonist, there should still be one central character who makes most of the decisions that drive the action of the play. Remember, if you start with a group pr...
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