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Describing your CharactersDescribing your Characters
When it comes to characters, we writers have a certain goal: to bring these people to life in the readers' imaginations. But for this to work, two things need to happen.
1) The character needs personality.
2) The readers need to be able to visualize the character as they read.
The first is achieved through characterization, while the second is traditionally thought to be achieved through physical description. What I’d like to discuss in this journal entry, however, is how physical description also needs to contribute to a character’s personality, and how it’s actually characterization, more than anything, that helps the readers visualize a character.
Character Description:
Take a look at the following example.
1) When I entered Mr. Jed's office, he stood and smiled at me. He had a big nose and short, brown hair. He wore a dark suit. I shook his hand.
What do you know about Mr. Jed from this br

Describing your Characters

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Firstly, well done, this is a well thought, beautifully written and thoughtful piece of work. Your ideas are put across clearly and are...

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I.AM.BORED!

by ~binks95, Oct 25, 2012, 12:51:25 PM
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Mood: Frustrated
Watching: Friends

Hello again people.
As you may have already gathered, I am as bored as <insert witty reference here>.
So, I've decided to ask very nicely for some sort of literature request/challenge. I know I've got other things outstanding but I need something to get the ball rolling after all my school work. Anything is welcome ^^ come one and all!

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