Describing anger writing

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Anger is universal, yes. But that doesn't mean it looks the same on everyone. Characterizing your MC's anger makes it feel real and personal--everything you need to immerse readers into the moment and have them sympathize with the MC. So really think about what anger looks like on your character. It makes all the difference. #writers #write #writingtips #writinganovel #bookwriting #writinginspiration #thewriteen #storytelling #characterdevelopment #creativewriting #howtodescribeanger

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Anger is usually a sign that your MC's needs are not being met. Maybe they're experiencing injustice or heartbreak. Eithey way, it hurts. But most people don't want to show those vulnerable parts of themselves, so they cover it up with anger. Try to reveal these underlying feelings to readers without breaking out of character. #writers #write #writingtips #writinganovel #bookwriting #writinginspiration #thewriteen #storytelling #characterdevelopment #creativewriting #howtodescribeanger

Teach your children words to describe the various intensities of anger. This can lead to a better understanding of their feelings.