: Re: How do I introduce a large cast in an interesting way I am currently writing a story about eleven college friends and a child. I don't want to just introduce them as "The Jock" or "The Delinquent,"

Make them all participate in a game.

This can be any kind of a game - a recreational sports game (but no face masks please), a card game or a funny game at a party. Every participant should get in a spotlight, the spotlight can be moved quickly, and the gameplay hopefully should make the whole scene interesting rather than boring. As the game progresses, every player would get additional chance to get in a spotlight and have his or her character further developed.

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