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Writing Heroes (Part 3 – Symbolic Heroes)

Posted on June 5, 2017 by benjaminfrog

Symbolic Heroes can be among the most difficult types of heroes to write, at least in a way that makes them likeable, and I personally avoid them like the plague. The reason is because these characters are intended to represent … Continue reading →

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Writing Heroes (Part 2 – Reluctant Heroes and Anti-Heroes)

Posted on June 1, 2017 by benjaminfrog

Reluctant Heroes Another relatable type of hero is the Reluctant Hero. In fact, these sometimes go hand in hand with Unlikely Heroes to make them even more relatable. It is a character who senses they have the option of doing … Continue reading →

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Writing Heroes (Part 1 – Unlikely Heroes)

Posted on May 30, 2017 by benjaminfrog

There are many different kinds of hero types used in popular stories, and many different kinds of villains. I’ve only listed a few different kinds in these next few blog posts, and as storytellers get more creative I expect more … Continue reading →

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Cause and Effect in your Story

Posted on May 26, 2017 by benjaminfrog

In the next few posts I’ll start talking about how to write Heroes and Villains. Before I do though, there is an important aspect to establish first in your storytelling, which will help you to recognize if your heroes and … Continue reading →

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