The 4 Contexts of Character

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In this Periscope, I share all about the 4 contexts of character, including:

  • What they are (Orphan, Wanderer, Warrior, Martyr)
  • Where they fall in a story
  • How they’re used in a story to help the Protagonist change

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Which character context is your favorite one to write?

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  1. Glenn
    Glenn says:

    thanks for opening my eyes to the concept of story structure when I saw your presentation 11/7/15. I found other info you dispensed to be interesting: like email lists. I have since Googled it, and I believe my novel falls into at least one of the concepts.

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