• Don’t underserve a character in story
• Don’t let characters chew the furniture
• Avoid using Mary Sue character type in stories
• Keep freeze-frame in story brief, relevant
• Develop complex antagonist to maximize conflict
In most stories, someone causes the problem that vexes the main character. This character is called the antagonist.
• How to create an interesting villain for your story
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