Enneagram 1 Character Overview

[Story_Marc]

Character writing! I've gone on and on about how important character is, this time I've shown how you can use one of the 9 Enneagrams as a framework for creating characters while including a legion of fictional examples. Hopefully it can, especially when you notice the patterns of so many characters pointed to.

Vote on the next one if you wish to have a say on what I do next.

This week's options:
- Combat Archetype Project: I've been itching to reveal what I came up with here and have been using it to better understand how a specific character will act during an action scene.
- How to Write Parody/Satire: I have seen people asking how to write comedy recently. One can easily see I've discussed how to write comedy before and how I give specific breakdowns on what works and doesn't for specific types of comedy. I've 11 different funny filters I can work with and I've barely gotten to scratch this itch yet.
- Romance Story Structures: Romance is more than just "two people attracted to one another." There are different ways to structure the stories and I'm willing to share them.
- Enneagram 2 Character Overview: I can keep going with the above.
- The 5 Components of a Good Villain Plan: Want a checklist of things to judge your villain schemes with? I can teach you the 5 things you need to consider.

The choice is yours. All I ask for is support with what I'm doing since, as any can tell from all the videos I've made to my actual writing, I put in a lot of work to try and deliver value for others.