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The other reason you want to give your hero a moral need is that it prevents him from being perfect or being a victim. Both of these are the kiss of death in storytelling. A perfect character doesn’t seem real or believable. When a character has no moral flaws, the opponent, who does, typically dominates the hero, and the story becomes reactive and predictable.
The Anatomy of Story: 22 Steps to Becoming a Master Storyteller
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