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a| 9781944936044

a| 1944936041

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a| PN3355 b| .W3724 2016

a| 808.02 b| WEI 2016

a| Weiland, K. M., e| author

a| Creating character arcs : b| the masterful author's guide to uniting story structure, plot, and character development / c| K.M. Weiland

a| [Scottsbluff, Nebraska] : b| PenForASword Publishing, c| [2016]

c| ©2016

a| 274 pages ; c| 22 cm

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a| volume b| nc 2| rdacarrier

a| Includes bibliographical references (p. [277])

a| Introduction: Can you structure characters? -- Part 1: The positive change arc. The lie your character believes -- The things your character wants and needs -- Your character's ghost -- The characteristics moment -- The normal world -- The first act -- The first plot point -- The first half of the second act -- The midpoint -- The second half of the second act -- The third plot point -- The third act -- The climax -- The resolution -- Part 2: The flat arc. The first act -- The second act -- The third act -- Part 3: The negative change arc. The first act -- The second act -- The third act -- Part 4: FAQs about character arcs. How can I figure out what my character's arc should be? -- Can a character's arc be a subplot? -- What is an impact character? And why does every story need one? -- Should all my minor characters have arcs? -- How can I use rewards and punishments to get my character to change? -- What if my story has no character arc? -- How do I write a character arc in a series?

a| Creative writing x| Technique

a| Fiction x| Authorship

a| Fiction x| Technique

a| Personality development v| Fiction x| Technique

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