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Screenwriters, and television writers may choose to unfold the development of their characters in different ways. in some instances, a writer can take an entire film or television season to reveal the inner workings of their characters. in other instances, they may reveal the character's nature very early. think about a movie or a television show that you have enjoyed. discuss one character that stood out to you in the work and be sure to include the following information:
what does the character's appearance tell us about their personality? consider their age, look, costuming, etc.
what does the character's behavior around other characters tell us about their personality?
what does the character want and how does that influence their actions?
be sure to provide specific evidence from the television show or movie that you are discussing to support your claims.

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