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In this episode, we turn the page on the calendar and turn a corner in our craft. After a month of sharpening our sensory tools, we begin a brand-new series: Character Archetypes.
In this episode, we discuss:
The Advantage of the Blueprint: Why using recognizable roles like the Hero, the Mentor, or the Trickster provides a "safety net" for the reader, allowing you to focus on the subversion and the "messy human" beneath.
Are you treating archetypes like a cage that limits your characters, or are you using them as the foundation to build a person who feels both universal and unique?
Subscribe for more episodes as we spend this month breaking down the "stamps" of the human experience!
By Timothy VigilIn this episode, we turn the page on the calendar and turn a corner in our craft. After a month of sharpening our sensory tools, we begin a brand-new series: Character Archetypes.
In this episode, we discuss:
The Advantage of the Blueprint: Why using recognizable roles like the Hero, the Mentor, or the Trickster provides a "safety net" for the reader, allowing you to focus on the subversion and the "messy human" beneath.
Are you treating archetypes like a cage that limits your characters, or are you using them as the foundation to build a person who feels both universal and unique?
Subscribe for more episodes as we spend this month breaking down the "stamps" of the human experience!