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| Subject: [Resource] Character Graph 23rd April 2013, 3:44 pm | |
| If you are like me, you probably like to kind of somehow, some way see your characters as more of a "real, live" thing rather than just in your head. You're a visual person. You'd like to see things take shape and you learn by visuals. If you are like me or perhaps you'd like to try a new approach to character mapping, try out making a character graph like what is provided below. It is a very helpful/useful exercise and tool. You take an image like this and you apply a character graph to it. Each graph will be different for each character. (If you like this method and have multiple characters, I would have an image like what is above saved as a template!) Here are some image examples of different character graphs: The How To and Explanations: - Quote :
- Plot points on this chart to represent how important these different aspects of a character’s life are to them. By doing that you can help determine what type of things your character deems to be most meaningful in their life, especially compared to others aspects.
A brief explanation of each aspect is below in case you’re confused about the meaning of any.
Physical Aspects
Strength: to have physical power and strength Sex: to have sexual gratification and satisfaction Possessions: to have objects and tangible things Health: to have physical health and stability Appearance: to have a good external appearance Emotional Aspects
Love: to love and be loved, romantically or otherwise Appreciation: to be appreciated by others Attention: to be paid attention to Security: to feel secure emotionally Approval: to be approved by others Social Aspects
Respect: to be respected Friendship: to have friends Intimacy: to be intimate with a partner or partners Belongingness: to feel needed and belonged Family: to be on good terms with/have a family Spiritual Aspects
Inner peace: to be content with themselves Purpose: to feel as though they are fulfilling a purpose Self-sufficiency: to feel that they are able to provide for themselves Growth: to feel as though they are growing and changing Acceptance: to be able to accept themselves without consequence (Every now and again I do find useful things on tumblr. This is one of them) |
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