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Topic : Re: Intervening Characters in fiction I have been finding it hard to find info on a certain character archetype. Character traits: has very little investment into the central plot and thus plays - selfpublishingguru.com

Karen856

: Re: Intervening Characters in fiction I have been finding it hard to find info on a certain character archetype. Character traits: has very little investment into the central plot and thus plays

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While this doesn't match perfectly with Gandalf and his role in LOTR, it does match pretty well with his role in The Hobbit.

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