Monday, April 7, 2014

Writing prompts from crazy side of the Internet: Character Development


To start off the exercises of character development, I found a funny post that may be somewhat relevant. If you know me well, you know that I have an article, meme, video, etc. from somewhere on the Internet for literally every situation. If anyone wants to challenge me, comment below a concept, idea, situation, etc. and I will find the corresponding funny Internet thing. Because that is what I do in my spare time :/


So here is the prompt, the Internet inspiration is below: Try and create a character for yourself. You, of course, know yourself better than anyone else; you know all your facets and masks (I-You #jewthought). But I want you to step away from that for a second. Think about one moment that defines who you are. For example, for me I could use a moment in second grade when I was writing a story in my notebook. I was young and imaginative, scribbling in pink pens on my composition note sheets. I told stories of fairies and ponies and crazy dysfunctional families that were so unlike my own. Once you have settled on a moment, start to describe yourself: just what you displayed in that one moment. How would an author create you?


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