This is the sixth in an ongoing series of StoryCrafting/StoryTelling posts I’m publishing for my own benefit; explaining something helps me determine if I’ve truly learned it or am simply parroting what others have offered. I learn my weak spots, what I need to study, et cetera.
Previous offerings include:
- Atmosphere is…
- Character is… (Part 1)
- Character is… (Part 2.1) – Exposition is…
- Character is… (Part 2.2) – Description is…
- Character is… (Part 2.3) – Action is…
- Character is… (Part 2.4) – Shading is…
And note that I’ll update/upgrade/edit these posts as I learn more.Case in point, I published the last post in this series on 15 Apr 2020. I’ve been studying since then.
Gestures and Mannerisms – establish character by the little things they do, the non-conscious things they do, their habits.
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