Character Development Worksheet
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As it says in the title, this is a character development worksheet. It is originally directed towards actors trying to play a character from a script, but it is still very useful for writing. You can fill out the whole thing, or just pick the ones you like. Go ahead and comment if you need any of the questions explained.
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the story is about to character from a dnd campaign i was part in and got to see the character stores be mention. it a simple thing i decided to write about and expand upon their story in my own way which is in the middle of their story. this is also my first writing i will add to this account in hope to build a world full of characters.
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