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Topic : Re: Characters that take on a life of their own There are definite advantages to writing comprehensive character maps, but one downside that I've found is that when a character is fully fleshed - selfpublishingguru.com

Debbie451

: Re: Characters that take on a life of their own There are definite advantages to writing comprehensive character maps, but one downside that I've found is that when a character is fully fleshed

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Change one of your givens. Either change the plot to fit the character or change the character to fit the plot. It depends on which one is more important to you.

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