We’ve almost finished our Discovering Characters series. In the last episode, we presented how characters can be developed to reveal their growth or decline or their alterations.
In this episode, we present the dark side of characters: the Transgressions.
Only a couple of episodes remain in this series then we’re off on a Summer Challenge. For now, on with the episode.
Timings
- 0:39 Intro for Transgressions
- 1:10 Aristotle’s Tragic Hero (5 elements)
- 6:25 Examples: Macbeth, The Bookshop, Ophelia
- 12:30 Sevens
- 15:37 Writer / Protagonist / Antagonist
- 19:33 Closing
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