The Five Stages of Grief (For Your Character)

by Danny Manus - No BullScript Consulting

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I believe part of the test to see if your have fully fleshed out and emotionally genuine characters is to have them go through the Five Stages of Grief. And if you look at most films out there, you’ll see what I mean.

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I believe part of the test to see if your have fully fleshed out and emotionally genuine characters is to have them go through the Five Stages of Grief. And if you look at most films out there, you’ll see what I mean.

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The Five Stages of Grief (For Your Character)

by Danny Manus - No BullScript Consulting

Article, 2 pages Viewed by: 25 Residents and 363 Guests

I believe part of the test to see if your have fully fleshed out and emotionally genuine characters is to have them go through the Five Stages of Grief. And if you look at most films out there, you’ll see what I mean.

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