: Re: How do I describe the effects of extreme psychological trauma on my protagonist? I am working on a novel where my young protagonist has certain character flaws/issues which are the result of
I had a friend whose mother remembered being fed human flesh as a child. This was late in WW2 in Holland, at time when everyone was starving and many died.
She was a cheerful older lady. If she was traumatized by it, it didn't show.
In real life, people react in many different ways. Some find it easier to take things in their stride. Others might be deeply scarred by quite minor events.
In fiction, one possible approach would be a character who is very well balanced, very positive, but that's only what's on the surface...
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