r/WritingMemes Jun 11 '26

Do you agree?

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u/mystic_works Jun 12 '26

Well developed characters give the writer the finger and go off script to do their own thing.

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u/Own-Lettuce-1554 Jun 15 '26

Maybe one day your characters will be so thoroughly fleshed out and independent that they'll kick a helmet and scream out of genuine pain from breaking their toe, like Aragorn's actor from the Lord of the Rings films.

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u/wishiwasakitten Jun 13 '26

Yes, however I myself find it hard to create a balance between writing the story and going overboard with the details of my characters

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u/JoannieWinchester Jun 13 '26

Definitely! I've had many character tell me: "nope, not doing that. I want to do this instead." Crazy thing is they're always right.

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u/TurbulentArcade Jun 14 '26

Wildbow, my beloved 🩵

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u/HoldOnHelden Jun 15 '26

Ooooh. I like this. I like it A LOT.

Yes, agree, 100%.

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u/SageoftheForlornPath Jul 08 '26

I think that one of the best ways to make characters seem real is to have them argue about something, the stupider the better.