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Why does a writer get into character We do this so our readers will relate to our protagonists. So they care. We want them to care enough to continue to turn the pages and to think about our characters after the book has ended. We also want to show how this character is different from every other character in the book. Even the blue jeans they wear show they are different. But how does a writer get into character Ive invited a few of my friends to share their methods with you. Getting to know my characters is fundamental to my writing process. I cannot write them until in my head they live, move and have their being. To facilitate this, I fill out a character profile on each major characterkind of like what Id want to know if I were going to date them. I find photosactors work best in terms of picture availabilitythat match the character forming in my head with someone I can study on screen for mannerisms that will make my characters come to life on the page. Then, I take my characters with me wherever I goto the grocery store, carpool, church, etc. I try to see the experience through their eyes, not my own. By the time Ive finished this research phase, I know my characters well enough that Ill know their favorite hymn and what moves them. Finally, once theyve completely jelled, I start writing. My final step will sound weirdbut the normal ship sailed without me a long time ago. Utilizing a signature character fragrance found in lotions, soaps or candles, Im able to quickly step into their essence and write their story each day. Lisa Carter Beyond the Cherokee Trail. Before I write a story, I need to know the characters, especially their internal conflicts and any fears or secrets they might be hiding. Often theyve been wounded, sometimes by a misconception, sometimes by a lost love, sometimes by a mistake theyve made. Seeing life through the lens of that wound creates a false self, what screenwriting consultant Michael Hauge calls a false identity. Once I understand my characters brokenness and the baggage they carry, Im ready to begin my story. Debby Giusti Person of Interest. The easiest and fastest way for me to get into my characters head is to take a walk. The walking is enough activity to keep the left brain occupied so my creative right brain can get into it. Then I walk and picture myself in their world and imagine their reaction to it. Other tricks I use  I have photos of each main character and a list of their flaws, their goals, wants, needs, etc. I can quickly glance at that list and photo and picture their character. Sandra Leesmith. I ask myself what the character is feeling. If I can write realistic emotions, then the rest usually falls into place. If Im having a particularly difficult time with a scene, I stop writing in narrative form and start making lists. Ill go back and list everything thats happened to my character recently and then write down some basic emotions. Elise is feeling angry because., so that anger is going to come out when she. Ill make a list of the things I want her to feel and unique ways to describe those feelings. Ill also make a list of descriptions to sprinkle in. I work right on through the five senses and then add the sentences I come up with to bland spots in the scene. Naomi Rawlings Loves Unfading Light. To write my characters stories I must know their backstory inside and out. Once I have a handle on what theyve experienced and the difficulties thats caused, they become very real to me. When writing their story, I feel what theyre feeling, as I would feel the heartache and joy of a dear friend. I dont use music, fragrances or pictures to trigger them. The fastest way for me to get into their story is to read the previous scene. If that fails, I reread the profile I created that includes everything of importance I know about them. Not what they like for breakfast, but vital stuff like their wounds and issuesJeff Gerke calls these the poison or knots that keep them from changingtheir strengths, goals and motivations. Once Im engaged by what makes them tick and what they want and why, Im ready to travel their bumpy road, showing their view of their world often a skewed view through their senses and reactions. When I find myself speaking their dialogue as I type, I know Im connected. Janet Dean The Bounty Hunters Redemption. Well, since I AM a character, its pretty easy for me to get inside my characters heads, especially the quirky ones like Charity OConnor. I find that brainstorming on the treadmill works wonders in this regard because once my feet are flying, the dialogue does too, and nothing gets me into character faster than writing dialogue. Another thing that helps, crazy as it sounds, is a hand mirror. I keep one close so I can act out character expressions and personalities. Sometimes I even try to emulate peoplecharacters I love and relate to. For instance, my disfigured, sweet and shy heroine Emma Malloy was actually modeled after Francine Rivers amazing Hadassah heroine from the Mark of the Lion series. A poor imitation, I realize, but Francines depiction really helped me shape Emma and get inside her head. Julie Lessman Grace Like Rain With This Kiss Historical CollectionDesperate love of freedom. Thats how I got into character for Magdalena Serida, my church sponsored Chechen refugee in Refuge of the Heart. War can take a normal person and push them to unheard extremes, but inside theyre still that normal person. I had to envision every decision, every emotion from both angles. How would Lena react to thisAnd how would a war torn tortured soul see it And each action then had to embrace both sides. A woman at odds with herself, faced with new chances. Reading about the Chechen insurgency and following news clips on the Internet helped me shape her past, but pretending to be Magdalena helped me mold her future. Ruth Logan Herne Refuge of the Heart. The way I get into a characters head the quickest is to focus on three Ps picture, profession and personality. What a person looks like, what she does for a living paid or unpaid and what traits she possesses can tell me a lot about herhim. I find a picture of a person that looks like my character and keep it handy. Is she tall or short, attractive or plain Does she have any distinctive markings, features, etc. I use metaphors, similes, language, etc. If theres a particular jargon associated with the profession, I work those words into my characters thoughts and dialogue. I keep my characters personality in mind and think about how that would affect herhis choices, actions, speech, etc. Is she serious, silly, snarky or sweet Keli Gwyn Family of Her Dreams.