IWW Practice Exercise, 5/20/07
Exercise: Details, details, details
Prepared by: Patricia Johnson
Reposted, revised, on: May 20, 2007
Reposted, revised, on: May 20, 2007
Behavior, mannerisms, speech, and dress can all be part of character development.
A character who smells of stale smoke brings a different picture to mind from a character carrying the smell of a hay field. A character on a limited income might carefully count the change given by a cashier. The possibilities are endless.
Do not tell us your character is proud or shy or demanding -- show us.
Exercise: In 300 words or less, write a scene in which you begin to develop a character whom we would recognize if we were to meet at a later time.
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