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Modern writing insists that all heroes have flaws. Some writers choose from the 7 Deadly Sins, but are there other options? Can the flaws do more to the story than just flavor the protagonist? Can they actually influence the story? And how much- or how little- would it take?
I give some examples of how you can use flaws some other way that increases the drama, without making your characters seem like scumbags.
My audiobook is out! Click the link here!
Mather's Odds Audiobook
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By ChrisModern writing insists that all heroes have flaws. Some writers choose from the 7 Deadly Sins, but are there other options? Can the flaws do more to the story than just flavor the protagonist? Can they actually influence the story? And how much- or how little- would it take?
I give some examples of how you can use flaws some other way that increases the drama, without making your characters seem like scumbags.
My audiobook is out! Click the link here!
Mather's Odds Audiobook
My story blog:
gestalticocean.wordpress.com
My business blog:
chrisschallertideaengine.squarespace.com
Support me on Patreon and Ko-Fi
Ko-Fi
Patreon
Check out my book Mather's Odds on Amazon!
Support the show