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  September 7, 2014

  

  Exploring Characters Exercise Answer

  For this exercise, http://literarysocial.com/blog/5/exploring-characters-part-1/ . This is a character sketch so to speak.
  
  1. Norma Jean was short in stature, but as feisty as they come. Her blond hair, blue eyes and ample bosom got her attention from ...

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  January 30, 2014

  

  Exploring Characters - Part 2

  We started with this exercise and now have some characters to choose from for this next exercise. Please use this article again and go to the section Emotional Triggers. Take at least one of your characters from the first exercise and fill in the emotio...

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  • Tiffany B Character building can get extremely complex. Following your instructions and practice will be very helpful!

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  January 29, 2014

  

  Exploring Characters - Part 1

  Great characters that come to life for the reader are essential for the success of your book or short story. The reader needs to form some sort of bond with the character in order to want to read through to the end to see the final outcome. They want some...

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  • Tiffany B Love these tips on how to bring characters to life in writing.

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