Francis Wiget ii

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As with most other aspects of writing, I have a tendency to get this wrong, at least at first. I’ll assign goals to my characters that don’t actually hold up over the course of a story. I’m brilliant at trying to force my protagonists to want what I think they should want, rather than what they actually do want. Often, my characters are more selfish than I think they ought to be, and I have to stop being so judgmental.
Never Say You Can't Survive: How to Get Through Hard Times by Making Up Stories
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