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Writing Tip: Character Webs

So you have a set of characters ready for the curtain to rise and the story to begin. But how do they get along with each other? Do they even get along at all?

Character relationships are REALLY hard to do. But character webs have helped me keep track of how everybody relates to one another. They’re a way to visually connect characters to help you remember what they think of each other.

They end up looking something like this:

And honestly? They’re just as cool as they look. Let’s go through a quick rundown of how they work.

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Murder at Disney

When faced with senseless drama, spiteful criticisms and misguided opinions, walking away is the best way to stand up for yourself. To respond with anger is an endorsement of their attitude.

Dodinsky (via psych-facts)

Things you shouldn’t have to apologize for

1)      Caring about something/someone

2)      Not looking your best

3)      Being depressed

4)      Asking for help

5)      Reject being forced into doing something you don’t want to do

6)      Following what you believe is right for you and not what’s right for everyone else

7)      Lending a hand to your friends in need

8)      Crying

9)      BEING YOU

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She has RECEIPTS

There comes a time when the bubble of ego is popped and you can’t get the ground back for an extended period of time. Those times, when you absolutely cannot get it back together, are the most rich and powerful times in our lives.

Pema Chödrön (via psych-facts)

And don’t come back

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