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➢ NIALL HORAN CHARACTER PACK:

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THE FAIRIES LIVE IN THE WOODS - CHARRIE PSD #005

Dimensions: 245 x 300 

Fonts used are (from top to bottom): Code Light & Windsong

Includes gradients and textures. 

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Characteristics of the “Bad Guy” Antagonist

A few footnotes:

1. This list is meant to characterize an “evil” antagonist - some antagonists are perfectly decent people, and some are not even people.

2. Can also be used as a general flaws list that pertains to any character.

3. I wrote the list with masculine pronouns because English is hard, but all of these can apply to characters of any gender.

How to: Play Quinn Fabray

**Disclaimer: I am not saying that anything here is right or wrong. This is strictly my opinion and a guide on the things that I look for when reading someone writing Quinn and things I include when I play her. It’s a bit of a dive into her character’s head and is entirely my own opinion.**

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It should get in the way of the character achieving their motives and since it’s the central conflict, it should be present most of the time whether its presence is strong or not. This conflict is what holds back the character from moving forward. It has an effect on your character’s decisions, behavior, thoughts, and feelings. In order to get to the motive, they must overcome this internal conflict and to make it believable, it should fall into place and come off as natural.

When writing situations that your character is in, think about how their doubts and internal conflict will change the way they react to or act in these situations. Do they completely avoid this situation? Do they work their way around it? Are they hesitant? Afraid? Worried? Does the behavior caused by their internal conflict get them into trouble? Are others frustrated with this character because of their behavior?

More:

External vs Internal Conflict

Internal and External Conflict

Creating External and Internal Conflict

Internal vs External Conflict

Writing Inner Conflict

Developing Conflict

Internal vs External Conflict

How Internal and External Conflict Build story

Conflict

i hope you like them:) i know that the fourth icon isn’t a christmas icon, but i just liked it haha. More michael clifford christmas icons here  (and i’ll upload a new pack in 20 min)

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christmas icons here

christmas icons “archive” here  (where you can find all the icons i’ve made)

I’m sorry to interrupt. It’s just I’m constantly on the cusp of trying to kiss you

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