Crafting Realistic Character Flaws for Compelling Narratives

The chapter discusses the intricacies of character flaws in writing, distinguishing between true flaws and superficial traits, emphasizing the need for deeper flaws for well-rounded characters. Examples from literature, such as modernized versions of classic characters like Sherlock Holmes, are used to illustrate how flaws enhance storytelling. It explores the importance of character flaws being active and relevant, urging for internal growth and consistency in portraying realistic character development.