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Related Articles: [[Scene by Scene]], [[Protagonist]], [[Conflict]] |
Related Articles: [[Scene by Scene]], [[Protagonist]], [[Conflict]] |
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==Goals== |
==Goals== |
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Every character should have '''goals (or wants/needs)'''. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Sorkin Aaron Sorkin] has said the audience must also want it for them. With a morally good character (such as a hero-type, or even anti-hero type) you will want the readers to support the character. With a morally bad character (villian-type or some anti-hero types) it is harder to convince the reader to also want the character to suceed, but it can be done. |
Every character should have '''goals (or wants/needs)'''. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Sorkin Aaron Sorkin] has said the audience must also want it for them. With a morally good character (such as a hero-type, or even anti-hero type) you will want the readers to support the character. With a morally bad character (villian-type or some anti-hero types) it is harder to convince the reader to also want the character to suceed, but it can be done. |