How to Write Antiheroes?
4 Tips for Writing an Antihero Create a Main Character Who Is Complex. Think of How You Would Write a Traditional Hero. .. . Give Your Antihero Internal...
- Create a main character who is complex. Think of how you would write a traditional hero. ...
- Give your antihero internal conflict. Every great antihero has an internal struggle driving their actions. ...
- Don't confuse your antihero with the antagonist. ...
- Use supporting characters.
Who are considered antiheroes?
An antihero (sometimes spelled as anti-hero) or antiheroine is a main character in a story who lacks conventional heroic qualities and attributes, such as idealism, courage, and morality.
How do you write an anti heroine?
Make your anti-heroine multidimensional. Give her an external conflict to go along with her internal conflicts. Give her distinct characteristics and a clear voice. Make her selfish, conniving, and ruthless, for example, all while exuding redeeming qualities like being charming or charitable.
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