Authors create multiple characters to add depth and complexity to their stories, provide different perspectives, drive the plot forward, and create conflict and tension. Characters with distinct personalities and backgrounds can make the story more engaging and dynamic.
Authors put in confrontation between characters to make the story line more interesting. If all of the protagonists got along like best friends, then there would be no character development, thus leading to an uninteresting book.
They make a lot of computer characters on the computer and get people to talk forthe characters. It's kind of complicated, but that's how it works.
Authors create characters who are different than themselves because they are more interesting to the author than writing about themselves. Fictional characters can be anything you want them to be.
Yes you can, I have read a lot of fanfictions already on fanfiction.net with characters they made up
Certainly, authors often use characters whose opinions are different from those of the author. It would hardly be a good idea to write a work of fiction in which every character is actually the author in disguise. Authors have to be able to write about a wide variety of characters with a wide variety of opinions.
Characters do what they do because the author thinks they should. Good authors have their characters do logical things that real people would do in similar circumstances.
Yes, interactions between characters are a tool used by authors to reveal their personalities, relationships, and motivations. By showcasing how characters speak and behave around each other, authors can provide insight into their dynamics and develop them more fully as individuals within the story.
This differs on opinion but I think that it is the good description of a character that makes it believable.
Yes, buy a lot, make the house and then create the characters. After that, move them in the house.
There are a LOT of different authors out there, but i'm positive nobody really knows the answer to this question.
Characterization
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