Characterisation Stories

Compilation of character analyses and character information, gathered from all over the internet with sources.

Character Archetypes, Cliché Plots, Self-Insertion, Reviewing. I'm joining in on the rant hype and offering some advice on how not do what everyone's getting bored of.

English assignments which don't deserve to collect dust Book Reviews Analytical essays Characterization essays Enjoy, and please don't plagiarize for your own work.

As Sheik awaits for Link to return from the Forest Temple, he gets a chance to think about how much they've both changed in seven years. He blames himself for the downfall of his Kingdom, the tragic fate of his friend, and wonders if he'd ever be forgiven.

In this piece of writing, I will explore how writer's can create depth in their stories. I will show you how to write stories that grip the reader. I will show how you can make a story fresh and original and how to add significance to the narrative. Through depth, you can write a story that leaves the reader immersed, even after they finish reading.

This is a collection of random scenes that I wrote to practice writing and world building and they feature a bunch of different characters, plots and genres. Most of these stories have no connection to each other, but some are set in the same fictional universe. Many of them are written as if they are clips from an actual novel, so they might start and end abruptly, but should still be understandable and enjoyable reads. Note: I did almost no research before writing, so elements of this story might not be accurate. Ty :)