Flawed to a Fault
Reblogged from Guild Of Dreams:
By Chantal Boudreau
Those who know me know I think having heroic characters with flaws in my stories is important for realism. It's not unreasonable to find a beautiful protagonist who is vain, arrogant or promiscuous, a highly intelligent character who is absent-minded, overbearing or socially awkward, or a physically strong character who is overly aggressive or not so bright. Protagonists might be naive or gullible to begin with, or they could be more mercenary than one might expect.
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