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Give Your Character Regrets By MJ Bush of Writingeekery.com

Give Your Characters Regrets

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A quick presentation on how regret affects your characters and story, with links to further resources.

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Page 1: Give Your Characters Regrets

Give Your Character

Regrets

By MJ Bush of Writingeekery.com

Page 2: Give Your Characters Regrets

Regret is torture.

It’s only in the darkest hours that we see the true nature of a soul.

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Send your characterdeep into regret

to discover how she reacts.

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Sometimes regret rages

like a flood.

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Sometimes it hides behind a cheerful exterior.

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Or a calm one.Those are interesting.

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Sometimes it causes an emotional

firestorm.

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Freeze over.

Andsometimes the

emotions

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Regret is a great way to tie the past to the present, to make backstory relevant.

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And it can be the undercurrent that drives the plot.

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Unfortunately, it’s hard to realistically show the emotions

surrounding regret.

Characters often seem whiny or angst-ridden, no matter how hard you try.

But...

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There’s a free report, Seven Arcs of Regret,only available through that post.

Go get your copy now.Clickable!