THE EXCITING JOURNEY OF Writing
a Fictional Book
"IT'S A LUXURY BEING A WRITER,
BECAUSE ALL YOU EVER THINK ABOUT IS LIFE."
AMY TAN
BECAUSE ALL YOU EVER THINK ABOUT IS LIFE."
AMY TAN
GEORGE BLURTH CHARACTER DEV. SHEET My sheets break my character down. Who is he or she? WHAT DO THEY LOOK LIKE George is an average size 13 year old boy, dark hair, blue eyes. CHARACTER ATTRIBUTES George is a loner, with a serious personality. He is methodical problem solver. Good at numbers, will not sit around and waste time. Not interest in sports. Deals with people on his own terms. CHARACTER FAILURES/FLAWS His giveaway or tell is when he is nervous or angry he shoves his hands in his pockets and balls them up into fists. EMOTIONS/ATTITUDES-POSITIVE Sensitive Confident Patient Retaliatory Untrusting Controlling EMOTIONS/ATTITUDES-NEGATIVE Angry Does not like people Envious-(other families he does not have one because of his father.) No Remorse Saddness I have other headings for GOALS, MOTIVATIONS, WOUNDS, AND NOTES. George will right a perceived wrong, especially if it is done against him. He is very much a loner, but can talk to strangers, just doesn't trust. As the story developed so did George. THE CAT THAT BECAME THE MOUSE takes place in Los Angeles during the 1960's. We follow three years in George's life. For a normal adolescent it is a turbulent time. George is not a normal teenager, and he'll discover his turbulence is very painful. Next post will be about the antagonist-Hank Calner #protagonist, #antagonist,#The Mouse that became the Cat, #Robert Stephen, # write a novel, #writer, #novelist |
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