When developing a character for a story what are things I should keep in mine when developing my character?
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physical appearance, personal beliefs, and history
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not really. as you write the story you might come across different ideas. there might be a new character there, a twist here and you might change the entire plot!! either way it will turn out good. it's hard to write with the exact ending you thought of in the beginning.
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Don't make up stories.\n Strange facts always wins, over made up fiction.\n\nFind something real to write about.
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1. Take everything you'll need, with you, such as pens, pencils, paper clips, stickers, any supplies for your grade level.\n2. Have in mind some puzzles, stories, brain teasers, etc. for those spare moments.\n3. Stay professional at all times.
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Dress nice, be confident, don't be late, don't ramble on, and when asked to tell the interviewer a little about yourself, do not talk about your childhood or life story.Tell them what you have accomplished and things about you that would make you an asset to their company.(I'm hard working, honest, eager to learn new things, on so on.)
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I'm glad you asked. 1) While you read - you should be maintaining an outline of the facts on each chapter. 2) Make note of characters, characterization (little tidbits the author reveals, and the ones you find as you read) 3) Construct a story map and note how the story moves from the exposition-to the rising action-climax-falling action and then resolution. 4) Note what your thoughts are about each character, and how they relate.  After your review your outline, go back and read it. Now you should be able to draw an intro statement based on a number of things you have discovered about the storyline, characters, plot, theme, etc.  One or two items should stick out.  For example- if the protagonist (main character) is driving the story, then trace how he/she does that and how they effect the outcome.  A good summary to me is the student who evaluates many sides of the story from different perspectives. Make it brief, you don't want to reveal "all of the good stuff", but as the reader and writer - your outline should have more information so that if you need to return and do more essay writing, you have the facts with you. Good luck to you.  I love questions like these.  It challenges me as an English teacher.  You are welcome to email me directly if you have any further questions.
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I would tell a story, a passage in time, an anecdote which changed my life. Give details, describe as though people can actually visualise it. Put adjectives, move around a bit, mimic (OK not everybody can do that but it calms your nerves at the same time).. Make it very lively, don't use long and big, elaborate sentences and go straight to the point.
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Be imaginative!\n\n*In making a comic, you should relate it in our real life.\nL.I.F.E means there are full of different situations.\n\nI think you should make your comic a mixture of action, romance and comedy. So you could attract many people to read it. You know that we, people like different things. Not all of us have the same likes and dislikes.\n\nThat's only my advice but it is up to you! because you're the one who is making it! Just be yourself and love your work. and the results will be great.\n\n*Put some female characters. You know that girls want to see a female character who plays an important role in the story.\n\nMake your story focus about travelling into different worlds/places. So you could make many unique things.
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By "good" I am going to assume you mean well-written. You want this to draw in your readers so they can identify with or feel emotion towards your characters and the situations that they are in.\n\nYou want memorable characters so people don't forget them.
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You will need to secure licensing rights to use the character. If this character is/was a real person, or existed for a long time, you might be able to use it for free, but if it is still licensed to someone, you need to pay. If the character is in a book, see inside the front page, you might find licensing information there.
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How about this:\n\n- Love of creating\n- Desire to improve your writing abilities\n- Love of reading\n- Ability to see a story as a slow moving arc\n- Determination to write even through writers block\n\nand if you want to be successful how about\n- willingness to sell out\n\ngood luck :-)
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Should be in your documents- eagames- the sims 2- storytelling.\n\nAlso some get saved in the Neighbourhoods folder within the Sims 2 folder N001 N002 N003 are the 3 neighbourhoods that came with the game, any others would be your own created neighbouhoods. They should all have a storytelling folder within them. :o)
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First things first. \nWrite out the story line. Nothing fancy, just tell what's happening. \nNow take out the extraneous stuff. Keep it simple. \nNow write out the list of characters. \nWho can you do without? Shakespeare had 'way too many characters for a kids book, so simplify, simplify, simplify. The only exception you will make is to keep in some of the funny stuff. Kids need to have a bit of humour. \nNow take your streamlined storyline and your revised list of characters and start writing. Keep it simple, keep the language easy to understand. But just so they know it's Shakespeare find one phrase in the Medieval English that the characters can say -- something like 'Prithee"  or "Yoiks"  that several different characters can use and that the kids can use in class as well. \nIf you reallywant to have fun with it, turn all the characters into different kinds of dogs -- something like Lady and the Tramp.\nAnd take it from there. \nSounds like a fun project. Enjoy!
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Look for the natural breaks and high points in the story and action and they will be your starting points for acts and scenes.  Identify events in the plot that are essential to the story and so must be included.  You may want to identify important introductory scenes, main body scenes and closing scenes.  \n\nYou may have to write dialogue for many of the scenes as there may not be enough dialogue in the original story to make it a play.  You will have to think about the voice of the characters -what would they say?\n\nIf you have a large bookstore in your area, check it out.  It probably has books on script writing.  Your local library might have them also.\n\nThese links may help.  Best of luck with it.
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maybe put stuff about you, What you like, what kinda person you are, etc. Sorry it takes me some time too. good luck
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Whatever you do story, don't pay money or give away your personal info.\nYou will get want you want in good time, if I don't have the answer for you. Meanwhile, relax and have fun with what you DO have.\nCheers!
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Honesty is a good Character to have... maybe write what characteristics makes a good friend?