Minor Character Flaws Novels & Stories

"You don't take enough time to find out what's beneath the surface when you meet these guys." "So you're saying it's my fault because I choose badly?" Peyton demanded. "There's no fault here, sweetie. It's just a fact. You write wonderful heroes in your books. Your readers fall in love with them, flaws and all. But I get the feeling you leave them on the pages of your book." "I don't understand." Peyton frowned at her.

O, but very few knew his real nature. Alexander was a big softie at heart. He rarely expressed his emotions and liked to prove his love through his actions. His biggest flaw, however, was that Xander had a dirty mouth. His sharp words could cut at one's heart than a sword whenever he was in the mood to let his poison spread.

— she gags as she says the latter and I erupt into a snicker — “And most of all, you're not fat. Do you know how it feels to walk down the street and be called orobo by almost everyone that passes me? Like, I can't even eat outside because I'm scared people will judge me and say it's because of the way I eat that I'm fat. Now, tell me. Is that something to envy?” “Well... It's not.” I pause. “But, I guess we all have our flaws. No one is perfect. I'm sure if we were all perfect, life will be so boring.” “As in,” Joy agrees with a small chuckle. “Our flaws make us human.” “Yes.” “We weren't born to be perfect.” “Yes, sir.” “We were born to be imperfect.” She points ahead. “Tell them.” “We all

He was battling his own demons as well. Humans, he believed and he knew well, were inherently flawed and imperfect. They were driven by a constant desire for more, fueled by envy and dissatisfaction. People were designed to be like that. He recognized his own shortcomings, his own imperfections, after all he was a human himself, but he strived to maintain a sense of decency and respect in his interactions with others whoever they were. He believed that even in the darkest of times, it was important to treat others with kindness and compassion.

"I can walk. I've been doing this for months. One more day won't kill me.” "Is this all because you don't want to be seen with me? "He asked with a frown. It is obvious that the idea of wanting to prevent someone from being seen with Flynn Ashton left him incredulous. I always realized that his inflated ego was his biggest flaw. And really, stopping to think about the places where he had taken me to that point, I began to understand that Flynn was like me. He was a chameleon of situations. He could adapt to be what people expected him to be. Even if I didn't prove to be a girl with a lot of problems and less time, he would still have made an effort to win me over.

I felt instant relief. “Thank you, sir. You are really kind,” I blurted. “It is no problem, Ms Wilson. Besides, you should be thanking Mr Raygan. My smile dropped immediately. “Mr Raygan is not a cruel man," he continued. “He was very concerned about Little Miss.” “That doesn’t excuse his vile behavior towards me last night." He sighed, stopped the car, and looked back. His expression was half stern and quite sincere. “When you have a past like his and made as many enemies as he has, trust is always earned, never given.”

“What else should I trust you with?” I asked him. I was impulsive, and I loved jumping to conclusions. When things didn’t go the way I thought they would, I freaked out and thought the worst. It was a character flaw I was aware that I had. But I couldn’t help myself. When I thought about how I had assumed the worst of Nero, I was immediately embarrassed. I didn’t want to admit to myself that I just kept waiting for the other shoe to drop when it came to him.

Thea's smile froze, and a hint of confusion overflowed in her eyes. Jewel's words left her completely baffled. Did she imply that Theo had a blemish on his character? But Theo, whom she knew, although sharp, was not lacking in kindness and gratitude. If he is considered to have a moral deficiency, then there are not many good people in this capital. Thea stared fixedly at Jewel, puzzled by Jewel's open expression. Wasn't she implying that Theo had a character flaw?

The only flaw she saw in him was his lips, they were small but that wasn't the flaw, it was the paleness but then again it just made his features look more cold - like an ice prince. It led her to ask herself, " does he even have a flaw?" Even Drew had one and it was his side profile, something about his side profile was not as charming as seeing his whole face yet Roman's side profile looked so impressive and it was probably because of how sharp his jaw-line seemed. " Some people are just born perfect" she said not realizing that she said it out loud for him to hear. " What?" " Nothing, you were saying you have an idea?" " Yeah I was...How about you try to prove to everyone especially Drew

“Like you just said, nobody is pure, including me. I have my own flaws, too.” “Like what, if I may ask?” “Well, for starters, let me just say I'm addicted to work. I'm more of an introvert, 'cause I tend to be absorbed in my work and my studies that I often forget about my social life, you know.” Idara grimaced. “I don't think that counts as a flaw. It's basically your nature, not a flaw.”