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Defend Your Characters

1/10/2020

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You may not love your characters but you do have to defend them. Our characters arise out of our need for them.

Always look for something you can identify with in each of your characters, good or bad. Always look for something honest. And then, once you have the perfect cast, the story will virtually write itself. Now the most important work is done and the fun can start.

It's time to play.
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