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Today I
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The way I feel about that is
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How do you like to develop characters? Do you put a lot of time into figuring out details about them that won't appear in the story or do you wait until you need to know something before you decide it?
I tend to take the middle road. There are things I know about characters in a general way. I may not have consciously decided that those things are true, but those things are fundamental enough to the character that I can't imagine them not being true. There other details that I don't decide until they become relevant. If I'm doing it right, however, those details feel inevitable. That is, by the time I make the decision, it doesn't feel like a decision.
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