: Re: Do I have to mention my main character's age? I finished my novel and realised that I never mentioned my main character's age. In chapter two I said that she in in her twenties, but that's

No, if you're describing them then you may wish to mention how old they look but the actual age of characters doesn't matter much. Unless you make it a specific plot point, or there's something odd going on, like a difference between the characters' apparent age and actual age that needs to be noted and/or exampled, I'd leave it alone entirely.

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