9 Questions to Ask Your Main Character. Look at your own POV character—the readers’ eyes and ears in the story—and answer whichever of these questions intrigue you. (When I use the word you in the questions, I’m talking to the character.) Freewrite the answers in the character’s first-person voice: "I learn best by …" 1. How do you learn best? Observation? Participation? Now read over what you just wrote and list five to 10 “hallmarks” of your character’s POV, such as: visual, problem solver, pessimist, dark view of humanity, expects the worst, looks for trouble, wary and curious, always on the lookout, oddly sentimental about some things, speaks slowly and distinctly, etc. Want to strenthen your character’s Point-Of-View? Become a WD VIP and Save 10%: Get a 1-year pass to WritersMarket.com, a 1-year subscription to Writer’s Digest magazine and 10% off all WritersDigestShop.com orders! You might also like: No Related Posts. Before I Die.
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