Novel & Cerita Describing Characters

It was just a matter of brushing up his knowledge. He wrote down the scenario and hesitated about the ending. Did he want his couple to have a happy ending? Darien wasn’t sure about that. He hadn’t written a happy ending for a while and he owed a happier ending to his fans. He left a question mark for the ending and started on his character profiles. The first protagonist sounded like they should be tall and strong with dark hair and a hard personality. The second protagonist felt like they should be short, rounded faced with bright eyes and an optimistic personality.

She had her recorder in her hand and was staring at me with a piercing expression. "Well, we are given lists of general outlines and asked to expand on the given story ideas. So I took the general review from a list and developed specific characters. Often when I write, I let the characters dictate the story." She cocked her head slightly and her smile started to droop down. "You let the characters-that you created in your head-tell the story?" It was clear she was confused and furthermore that she hated to be confused. I tried not to smirk at her. "Yes, I can feel them and hear them in my head, once I’ve created them. I follow their personalities and think about what choices they would make

"I am not praising myself. I am actually trying to tell you the kind of person that I am because, it is obvious you don't know anything about me. By the way if I may ask, if someone asks you to describe my personality just tell me what you would answer the person" "Is this a test or what?" "Not really a test, just answer me, so that I will clarify you, because it seems you are mistaking all my actions" "Okay fine, let me try and answer your question. Anyways, if someone asked me to describe your kind of person. I will be able to say that you are a disciplinarian, always talking with authority, loves respect so much, harsh most times and you are always serious. It's hard for you to laugh"

He slumped to his knees, looking like a man who had forgotten how to stand. ​"Julian!" Nora threw herself over him, shielding his body with hers. ​"He’s fading, Nora," the Co-Writer laughed. "A hero is only as strong as his 'Character Description.' And I’m currently deleting his 'Wealth,' his 'Power,' and his 'Charm.' Soon, he’ll just be an Unlabeled Variable." The Third Signature ​Nora looked at the Co-Writer, then at the "Real" Christina Wilder, who was still watching from the flickering screen, her expression one of cold, academic interest.

he clearly decided to change the subject. "Well… It's about a guy… seeking for vengeance," I generalized, hoping to skip anything that could make me reveal that I based the main character on him. "Really?" he smirked, "What kind of a guy he is?" "Much like you…" I thought but of course, I couldn't say it out loud. I sticked with a simple description. "He's a smart, and vicious perfectionist," I replied. He snickered then gave me a profound gaze as like he could read every thought that crossed my mind.

"Do you mean to talk by rule then?" "If it will ease your difficulties. Or would you rather we not speak unless we can amaze the whole room." "Is that what you think of me— of the two of us?" "I must not comment on my own performance, but I have not yet completely sketched your character. There appear to be such different aspects as to puzzle me exceedingly." "You once said that intricate characters are the most amusing." "I am no longer so sure if amusing is the proper term." "So do you have another term?" he asked.