SW SPECIAL J‘s Beginner‘s Guide (part 5) VILLAINS

<p>SW SPECIAL J‘s Beginner‘s Guide (part 5) VILLAINS</p> <p>WATCH ON YOUTUBE (with cool visuals): <a href='https://youtu.be/egTvuOQI6Ns'>https://youtu.be/egTvuOQI6Ns </a></p> <p>HOMEWORK: <a href='https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IYvaxzh7cfys4LP6CJZqje1wspxuNy5U-970mH7EvMY/edit?usp=sharing'>https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IYvaxzh7cfys4LP6CJZqje1wspxuNy5U-970mH7EvMY/edit?usp=sharing</a></p> <p>Episode 5 of A BEGINNER'S GUIDE to Writing a Novel is about how to create DEEP CHARACTERS. This means making them dynamic. Villains can be the opposite of heroes, meaning they're dislikable and bad. Or villains can simply have opposing goals, ones that conflict with what they hero wants. These villains are not bad by nature, but they provide antagonism in a competitive, zero-sum game.</p> <p><a href='http://www.jwashburn.com'>http://www.jwashburn.com </a></p> <p>J Washburn is the author of STARCHILD, an epic space opera about a rogue pilot in a galactic revolution.</p>