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Originally Posted by Narcissus Secret
Base characters of people you know in real life, most author's do. If you have a large, teddybear of a friend, make a large teddybear of a character. Just adapt them to fit the situation of your story.
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Just be careful with this for two reasons. One, the person might not like being written about. And B.) you still really aren't sure of a person's personality. While it's okay for a one-off character (for instance, I based my OC's father on my own), if you want a complete character, you need to put more work into the character. Like, while you might know your friend as a teddy bear of a person, they might be a jerk to another group of friends. But it's still a good place to start for ideas.
So, just like have fun with creating characters. Either look at the plot of your story and create a character around that, or create a character and write about them, seeing where they go and how they grow/act with everyone and everything.
I wish I could give more advice, but my characters tend to just show up.
Don't worry, Daydream. You're not being annoying. You're being amazing! *finger guns*
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Originally Posted by JX Valentine
First off, you made that second post minutes after your first. O_o While PC's an active forum, we're not that awesomely active.
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But we
are awesome, ain't we?