[ SECRET POST #2797 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2797 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

On some level you are right. I mean you can't feel or know anyone's emotions as acutely as your own so on some level you have to insert yourself in the character. But the problem most people have with this is that you are not exactly like the character. By identifying too much with them it is very easy to make them do things that you would do in that situation instead of what they would do.

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make them do things that you would do in that situation instead of what they would do

Yes. In addition to doing the identifying, you also have to know when to step back and ask yourself, 'What would X do in this situation?'