How a Character-Driven Story Differs from a Plot-Driven Story
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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2020
- Fiction books can be generally sorted into two categories, as award-winning author and former underground storage tank operator Laurel Anne Hill explains. In a plot-driven story, everything deals with the plot. You can still have detailed and compelling characters, but the story revolves around the plot and story arc. If you were to take the characters out and replace them with others, you would still have the same story and story arc. In a character-driven story, sometimes referred to as literary fiction, there is much more depth to the characters. Instead of following characters on a mission or adventure, they are fighting something inside themselves and must deal with their internal struggles to move forward, or fail to change. Hill lists "Lolita" and "Madame Bovary" as two examples of character-driven stories.
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I mean, you can still have a character driven story about adventuring to fight a bad guy, but measuring it by "could you replace the characters and have the same story" is an interesting thought.
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Compare Birdman to Batman. Both stories to do with vigilante superheroes and Michael Keaton. But one deals with his own ego, his consciousness and his human condition, while the other deals with saving Gotham from Joker or Penguin
Thank you very much for your explain, it's simple but very revitalizing.
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Excellent explanation. I got bored of reading long ago, and just now realized I don't like boring char driven crap. Gimme a plot driven.
Thanks Laurel
I learned some great stuff
Why can’t you have great character and plot.x
I’ve been writing scenes for myself of a story I’ve had in my head for a while. And I’ve been fruitlessly struggling to create a plot. You can’t take a character driven story and stuff it inside a plot structure, you’ll just squish the emotional experience altogether.
Anime is often character-driven. I love that.
It's not. It's often plot-driven with rich characters. Especially shounen.
"Death note" its actually character driven
@@sttp596 Light didn't battle with himself. He barely had a moment of panic when he had to kill his own father.
_"Ashita no Joe"_ & _"Kaiji"_ are the only anime shows i can think of as "pure" character driven stories.
Can someone name one good character driven story? Like iconic. As iconic as Star Wars or Harry Potter
Strong stories often have a good balance of both! www.authorlearningcenter.com/writing/fiction/w/character-development/4202/character-driven-vs.-plot-driven-_2d00_-video
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