Pick your answer from: 1. Then, reference the problem on the next page and discuss the problems specific to that character. If you are not sure whether your character is an equal, or if he or she is unique due to the nature of your character, consider a quick and easy solution before your character ends up alone.; 2. Keep focus focused on basic one-to three-pages concern about character role-play. This will keep your reader from getting too busy reading the work, reminding you of specific struggles with personality traits or qualities a character has.; 3. What are the most essential traits? Show them when you introduce your main character. Give the audience an impression to begin with.; 4. You can also use an outline of your character's main issues or problem to jog your memory. Make a list of problems or needs that your character has to overcome throughout the story.;Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to give fictional characters proper first impressions
Think.
Consider what your character's primary problem is going to be in the story. Use the first few pages to introduce the character to your audience and then introduce the problem he or she has to overcome during the story.
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