[ SECRET POST #4701 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4701 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

What makes a character objectively complex?

[feotakahari]

I think Pearl from Steven Universe is unusually complex. She has one "mode" she functions in, for lack of a better word, where she's a dutiful caretaker, and another where she's a fearsome rebel warrior, and another based around her knowledge of complex hardware and software, and another where she's a socially awkward dweeb. But what makes her a well-written character is that these all flow into each other and make sense as part of her personality and history. Sometimes a character switches too far and too suddenly between extremes, such that they wind up feeling like two flat characters who've been crammed into the same body.

[(Anonymous)]

I think a character is more or less complex if they have more conceptual things going on

I think that's generally the way that complexity works

[(Anonymous)]

Sorry but wtf kind of answer is this.

[(Anonymous)]

What's your question