: Re: Character development. Do I need major events for changes or can it be more gradual I have this main character who is very academically gifted but has a bunch of problems. For example he is:

The event must be major enough that:

it warrants the character changing
the reader notices it and they remember it

Changes can be abrupt or gradual, pick whichever you like, but do not use gradual development as an excuse for why a character's development is unapparent to the reader. What the reader doesn't notice doesn't happen.

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