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fatimazainab · 9 months
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Franz Kafka, Letters to Milena, 1920.
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Creating a Royal Character for Your Fiction Novel | Short Guide
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When it comes to writing a royal character for your fiction novel, there are a few key elements that you should keep in mind. Whether your character is a king, queen, prince, or princess, they need to be believable and relatable to your readers. In this blog post, I’ll help you explore some tips and tricks for creating a royal character that your readers will love.
Research
Before you start writing your royal character, it’s important to do your research. This means studying the history and culture of the time period and setting in which your novel takes place. If your story is set in a medieval kingdom, for example, you’ll need to understand the social customs and political structures of that time.
You should also research real-life royal figures for inspiration. Look at their personalities, strengths, and weaknesses, and think about how you can incorporate these traits into your own character.
Personality
Your royal character’s personality is perhaps the most important aspect of their character. They should be complex, multi-dimensional, and relatable. One way to achieve this is to give them flaws and weaknesses, just like any other character. Perhaps they struggle with a temper, or they have a tendency to be too trusting of others.
At the same time, your royal character should also have strengths and admirable qualities. They may be brave, intelligent, or compassionate. Think about what makes your character unique and what sets them apart from other royal characters in literature.
Relationships
No character exists in a vacuum, and your royal character is no exception. Think about the relationships they have with other characters in your novel. Do they have a spouse or children? Do they have close advisors or friends? How do they interact with the common people in their kingdom?
These relationships can help to flesh out your royal character and make them more relatable to your readers. They may also provide opportunities for conflict and tension within your story.
Dialogue
The way your royal character speaks is also important. They should have a distinct voice that sets them apart from other characters. If they are a king or queen, for example, they may speak in a more formal and regal tone. If they are a prince or princess, they may have a more youthful and casual way of speaking.
At the same time, it’s important to make sure that your royal character’s dialogue is believable. They should speak in a way that is consistent with their personality and background.
Appearance
Your royal character’s appearance can also play a role in their character development. Think about how their appearance reflects their personality and status. A queen may wear regal clothing and jewelry, while a prince may dress more casually.
You should also think about how your character’s appearance changes throughout the story. Do they become more regal as they take on more responsibility? Do they become disheveled as they struggle with their duties?
Conflict
Finally, it’s important to give your royal character a compelling conflict to face. This conflict should be related to their role as a royal, and it should challenge their beliefs and values. Perhaps they must choose between their duty to their kingdom and their love for a commoner. Or maybe they must navigate a political crisis that threatens their reign.
Whatever conflict you choose, make sure it is meaningful and drives the story forward. It should also provide opportunities for your character to grow and change.
Checklist (For All You Writers)
Research the history and culture of the time period and setting in which your novel takes place. 2. Research real-life royal figures for inspiration. 3. Develop a complex personality for your character by giving them flaws and weaknesses, as well as strengths and admirable qualities. 4. Consider the relationships your character has with other characters in the novel, including family, advisors, and common people. 5. Craft a distinct voice for your character that is consistent with their personality and background. 6. Think about your character's appearance and how it reflects their personality and status. 7. Provide a compelling conflict for your character to face that challenges their beliefs and values and drives the story forward. 8. By following this checklist, you can create a royal character that is believable, relatable, and engaging for your readers.
Conclusion
Creating a royal character for your fiction novel can be a fun and rewarding experience. By doing your research, developing a complex personality, exploring relationships, crafting believable dialogue, considering appearance, and providing compelling conflict, you can create a character that your readers will love. With these tips and tricks in mind, you’ll be well on your way to creating a royal character that is fit for a king or queen.
Copyright © 2023 by Ren T.
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aorose-official · 10 months
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Panem means “bread” in Latin. “Peeta” is a name variant of a homophone, in this case relating to Pita bread. By this, it is my belief that Peeta is the true bread heir of Panem and could have single handedly infiltrated the capital and released the districts. In this essay I will —
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sarahsoba · 2 years
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You mean to tell me its Elain Appreciation Week and no one was going to tell me? Unbelievable. I thought we were friends. I guess you're all lucky that I hyper-focused on todays warmup of Elain and it turned into a full illustration. But remember: next time, you may not be so lucky. Do better people.
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starlightbooktales · 1 year
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» last series you finished? hello friends, I finally read The Final Gambit a bit ago. & I loved it! I am so glad I finally finished this trilogy. It was so good. Now I’m super excited for the spin off. ♡ if you have not started The Inheritance Games, you are missing out. » hashtags:. #TheInheritanceGames #JenniferLynnBarnes #BookCollection #Bookstagram #TheFinalGambit Bookstagrammer #igreads #StackofBooks #readersofinstagram #Stack #BookSpines #bookphotography #booklover #readersofig #bookcommunity #TheFinalGambit #TheHawthorneLegacy #bookcollector #bookstagramfeature (at Boise, Idaho) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqWBR37ggs4/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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natreviewsbooks · 5 months
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I've been in the mood to read some darker/paranormal romances. Although I have already read this, sometimes there's comfort in the familiar. If you enjoy a little more *spice* in your romantasy than the average with paranormal/monster elements thrown in too, then you might add this to your tbr.
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thereaderbee · 1 year
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What are you currently reading? Or planning to start this weekend? We made it to Friday, Bookworms! Do you have any reading plans this weekend? What will you be reading? 📖 I don’t have anything planned for the weekend so far, so I’m hoping that I can spend most of it catching up on some reading.I’m almost finished with *The Fine Print*, and I am trying to decide what I want to start next. Maybe something cute and quick to get me back in a reading mood. ❤️ What are you guys reading this weekend? 📖 📚 📖 📚 📖 📚 #AlltheBooksMar23 #MyFictionalMusings #CourtofReadingMar23 #ReadingintheWeb 📖 📚 📖 📚 📖 📚 #bookstack #bookpile #books #reading #shelfie #bookshelf #fantasybooks #yabooks #bookstagram #booknerd #booklover #booksaremagic #bookcommunity #booksofinstagram #igreads #currentlyreading #fridayreads #amreading #tbr #toberead #bookaesthetic #weekendreading #ilovebooks #cozyreading #bookphoto https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp4wOwROE5y/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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metawhorephosiss · 1 year
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morana - red is definitely your colour
tristan - *shrugs off his shirt* it's literally blood
morana - i know
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★ Happy #shelfiesunday, friends! Who are your most owned authors? For me, it’s Cassandra Clare, Sarah J. Maas, and Jennifer L. Armentrout! I’ve got a lot of Brandon Sanderson, V.E. Schwab, and Leigh Bardugo as well. ♥️ Hope everyone is having a wonderful Sunday. We watched the World Cup final this morning and whew… what a game. ★ HASHTAGS // #bookstagram #shadowhuntersunday #shadowhunters #frombloodandash #sarahjmaas #crescentcity #redrising #acotar #homelibrary #shelfie #bookshelf #bookcommunity #jenniferlarmentrout #themortalinstruments #theinfernaldevices #thedarkartifices #thelasthours #theeldestcurses #throneofglass #laurathalassa #fantasybooks https://www.instagram.com/p/CmUtpGSS0vu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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markwatsonsbooks · 1 day
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From writing to promotion, your book's journey is a marathon, not a sprint. Trust me to spread the word while you take a well-deserved break. Whether it's a cozy nook or a bustling bookstore, find your sanctuary and revel in your accomplishment. #BookMarketing #AuthorJourney
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fatimazainab · 5 months
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— Friedrich Nietzsche, Selected Letters of Friedrich Nietzsche
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pennymoss · 1 month
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Cover reveal of the Miners of the Tempest is here! 🎉
And the blurb: In the depths of the Tesera Mine, Oliver’s hope of finding Tau again fades with each passing day. Just as despair consumes him, his Sentinel returns, only a shadow of the mighty being he once was. Oliver swears revenge against those responsible, but there’s no time to plan or savour being reunited, as a deadly mistake forces him and his friends to escape. With no other choice, and a weakened Tau, Oliver traces the steps of his missing teammate to war-torn lands. He’s wholly unprepared to discover the toll exacted by mining for magic, and it’s worse than Oliver could have ever imagined. His hunger for revenge becomes a desperate need to put a stop to the atrocities committed, even if it means forming an alliance with an adversary. In a sea teeming with horrors and growing distrust among his friends, Oliver and Tau find solace only in each other’s embrace.
Coming...eventually! Sooner rather than later.
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aorose-official · 3 months
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Nothing to see here, just me fangirling over my own characters
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sarahsoba · 6 months
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When I’m reading a book and the author describes a man as half naked, I use the lack of clarification to my advantage and imagine that he’s only wearing a shirt.
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starlightbooktales · 1 year
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» Most owned genre? hello my friends, I would say I own mostly fantasy books. It’s the genre I read the most as well. So it only make sense. I do have a good amount of contemporary books as well. But fantasy will always have my heart. » hashtags:. #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #sundayshelfie #shelfiesunday #shelfie #shelf #bookcommunity #bookcollector #homelibrary #bookspines #lotsofbooks #bookcollection #bookcollecting #librariesofinstagram #personallibrary #ilovebooks #mybooks #booksaremylife #bookworm #booklover #booklove (at Boise, Idaho) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cokma11rcvS/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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kingbookcollector · 1 year
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Happy Friday the 13th. I found a cool looking book in an abandoned shack whilst trekking through the woods today. Looks leather bound too. Will have a nice quiet night in reading it… Stephen King USA first edition books and Evil Dead Necronomicon. #stephenking #stephenkingbooks #bookstack #stephenkingfan #horrorbooks #book #books #bookstagram #read #constantreader #igreads #bookish #booknerd #bookworm #horror #evildead #booklover #bookaholic #bookcommunity #booksofig https://www.instagram.com/p/CnWwyXZrJ1t/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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