A character arc describes the internal transformation a character experiences throughout a story, distinct from external plot events. The article outlines three primary arc types: positive, negative, and flat. Positive arcs involve moral growth, while negative arcs depict a decline in a character's values. Flat arcs feature characters who remain unchanged but influence their surroundings. The guide explains how to align character flaws with plot pressures to create compelling narratives.
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