*Choose a character you'd like to develop first, then pick one at random of who they will be teamed up with in your scene.
Your character is in the scene picked with...
'MC' in on the list should you want to write through a different character.
Character's To The MC:
Protagonist/MC Antagonist/Villian Confidant
Mentor Teacher/Boss School/Work Friend
Father Sibling Friend's Parent
Mother Best Friend Neighbor
Step Parent Step Sibling Love Interest
Former Friend Ex-Love Interest Aunt/Uncle
Family Friend Tempter (ant. #2) Husband/Wife
Boy/Girlfriend Son/Daughter Sibling's Friend
*If there is another type of character in this that I have not covered, please let me know. If there is one specific to your book, if your finger doesn't end up on any of the above, you would pick that/those characters.
*Pick a character that doesn't exist in your book? If the character used to exist in your MC's life, you can do a flashback or you can do a flash forward into your characters future. Or create them specifically for this exercise. You may become inspired to add them in. If it's possible, go for it. If not, pick again or substitute it for another character in your book not on the list.
You can also do a quick creation of this character, picking from personality traits listed or character bios.
ESTÁS LEYENDO
Creative Writing Exercises
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