lovecraft68
Bad Doggie
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I'm with you. Whenever there is a back ground character at some point during the story I give them a voice, have them make a couple jokes, use them as a foil for some exposition as their friend gripes about something pertinent to the story. I don't go as far in on physical descriptions as I do the MC, but the reader hopefully 'sees them" and feels like they're an actual person, not one of those card board cut outs you see in the stores.As far as me and my efforts, I have no difficulty in writing male or female characters. In the vein of this discussion, the only thing that I cringe about, is a two-dimensional character. Even the walk on's, the supporting cast, should be as fleshed out as possible within their limited part of the story.
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