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Topic : Re: Showing Confusion My first instinct is to always have a character furrow their eyebrows when confused because that's my personal first instinct, but I feel it's getting overused on my part. What - selfpublishingguru.com

Karen856

: Re: Showing Confusion My first instinct is to always have a character furrow their eyebrows when confused because that's my personal first instinct, but I feel it's getting overused on my part. What

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I usually think of stammering, blank stare, knitted brow, instantaneous use of Google to look something up, and the like. Good luck!

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