Character Flaws Novels & Stories

His eyes flicked back to me. A fist punched me right in the heart. “Those two incidents aren’t comparable⁠—” “They still show his character. They show he’s a liar and a cheater.” It took all my strength to keep a straight face, to block out the hurt that wanted to bury itself in my heart. “He’s manipulating you, sweetheart.” I trusted my father above everyone else. He was an extraordinary judge of character. He always put me first, even at the expense of his own happiness. But despite all of that, I couldn’t agree.

Yes, lucky at being ignored most days. “Even the best of men has flaws; that makes them human.” She mumbled and took a sip of the vodka. “Jayden is truthful and honest to the fault, and that can be a good thing and a bad thing. He has lived this way, and I know he will never change. He bears too many burdens, and he believes they are his alone. He’s the strongest man I know because many would have given up. Jayden isn’t perfect, but I guess that makes him imperfectly perfect.”

I asked and he nodded "I want to kill them." "Chill I don't care if they try so hard or whatever." I chuckled "I mean I still will have to fight everyone, we will meet a lot of people in the future." He chuckled "I'm sorry." "It's not your fault. You're too beautiful, kind, caring and loveable." He put away my flying strand "I'm not that perfect, I have flaws." I chuckled "I know like being so careless, eat a lot, like to get up so late and-"

Dear readers, Thank you for reading my book and give it a chance. Please don't judge this book from now, we are still in the very beginning. I know and I understand that some of you maybe hated Rafael, and became disturbed by his selfishness, but consider that he is a sick man. He is sadist, and this how sadistic people act. He is not a sadist because he wanted to, he has an internal conflict made him so. My male lead is not perfect. He has his flaws. He is a human being and has his own mistakes to learn of.

“I’m a Vulpus.” “Oh, of course you are.” It was my turn to smirk. Like him, I lifted my hand and started checking off his traits – though I only listed the bad ones. “Indecisive. Flaky. Irresponsible. Nosey.” He lifted his hands. “All right. You’ve got me there. But you left off adaptable and intelligent.” I snorted. “I’ve not seen any signs of those traits in you.”

“Are you calling out my toxic trait then? Are you lecturing me right now? I believe you are my constitution professor, but this topic is not something that you can teach me.” “This is a life lesson. Your smart brain is nothing if your character is full of flaws.” “Flaws? Are you telling me you have no flaws then? Are you a prophet, a god, or what? Do you think you are perfect?” 'The heck, her analogy sucks! Her rationality is also messed up.' “I am not saying I am perfect, and I don’t need to be holy just to correct your traits. You are fooling around and hurting other people, Ms. Faunteen.”

The party continued for some time, but I also learned some things. It seemed Ethan's nature was not one of malevolence, but rather a tragic flaw that had been the source of his downfall. Rather than being an inherently evil scion of the nobility, Ethan appeared to be afflicted with a psychological condition that caused him to lose control of his faculties in certain situations.

Or was she the innocent I believed her to be. I felt as though I were being disloyal to her, something that didn't sit very well with me. There was something foul brewing in my gut but I forced myself to tamp it down and do what I had to. I calmed myself with the fact that I was an excellent judge of character and that there was no way I would've missed such a glaring character flaw.

I took another gamble. "No, Oneida," I rested a gentle hand on her shoulder. "He did what a thousand other men would do. He's an egotistical pain in the ass. He is also a fighter, brave and he refuses to accept defeat easily. You can't instantly dissect his good qualities from his foul ones."

Carissa asked. Rafael thought for a moment and said, "It's hard to say. He's not exactly evil, but he's far from good. He's not a fool—he has his moments of cleverness. But his flaws are many, and there are two that are particularly dangerous: his greed for power and his love for women. It's not that he has no loyalty to his country, but when it comes to personal gain or a beautiful woman, his sense of duty means nothing." Carissa sighed. "It must be hard for Madam Zoey."