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First Person Allows Deeper Insight Into The Protagonist's Character. It Allows The Reader To Identify More Fully With The Protagonist And To Share Her World Quite Intimately. So It Suits A Story Focused On One Character's Personal Journey. However, First Person Shuts Out Insights Into Other Characters.

There Are Technical Tricks That May Help You Create More Effective Characters. My Approach To Characterization Is Not At All Technical. I Can't Really Analyze How I Do It, But I Am Sure Of One Thing. To Write Convincing Characters, You Must Possess The Ability To Think Yourself Into Someone Else's Skin.

If She Were Here I Wouldn't Be Able To Keep My Hands Off Her. I Would Hold Her So Close She'd Beg Me To Let Her Breathe. I'd Kiss Her So Hard She'd Plead For Mercy. I'd Unfasten Her Clothing And Lie With Her Onthat Hard Bed, And What Was Between Us Would Be As Far Above The Ordinary Congress Between Man And Woman As The Stars Are Above Their Pale Reflections In The Lake Below.

If A Man Has To Say Trust Me, Gogu Conveyed, It's A Sure Sign You Cannot. Trust Him, That Is. Trust Is A Thing You Know Without Words.

Liadan," He Said, Staring Intently At The Ground. "yes," I Whispered. "don't Wed That Man Eamonn. Tell Him, If He Takes You, He's A Dead." --bran