Character Development

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I found this link and wanted to share with you guys:

http://www.burningvoid.com/write/2005/365charques.pdf

Basically, the above is a list of 365 questions about your character to help you flesh him/her out. The list is set up so that you can do one a day, but I've found it very helpful to use the questions as jumping off points at the beginning of a writing session and see what comes out of it.

I hope this proves helpful for you guys.




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#1 I love your avvie, and

#2 WOW. Great site. *Adds to favorites* This'll take me a while to complete, but I'm sure it'll be well worth it. Thanks so much for posting this!
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Its just what I need to figure out Monessa. By the way, I like how the questions refer to the character as 'her' and then swtiches to 'him'.

Thanks Dusky!
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Is there anywhere I could find it that its not in PDF format?
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Me too. My computer hates .pdf for some reason.
Got YWS?

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Hah, a good googling cleared all of this up...

use this
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And me. My computer is so old it practically crashes on me every 5 seconds!

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Aw, Claudette, thanks for that link!



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