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When I was creating Greystone Inn, I named one of the characters after my nephew, who had just been born. I drew Keagan with reddish hair with two prominent “wings” in the front and a trimmed beard. My nephew, now 27, texted: “How did you know what I was gonna look like?!” pic.twitter.com/4HQoNIzsHH
— Brad Guigar (@guigar) March 11, 2022
Webcomics.com: Writing a Memorable Character
Well-written characters often have clearly stated wants and needs. These can be internal drivers or they can be caused by the circumstances around the character. Once you understand what those wants and needs are, you can use that information to guide your character’s motivation throughout the story.
- Wants: Your character’s wants are those things that they desire
- Needs: Your character’s needs are those things that would be beneficial — even necessary — for the character, whether they want them or not.
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