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5 Tips on ConflictEDIT: If you like this journal entry, check out The Sarcastic Guide to Writing ebook http://www.amazon.com/The-Sarcastic-Guide-Writing-ebook/dp/B005TOCC1C for exclusive content on world-building, character, and dialogue!5 Tips on Conflict3 years ago in Personal More Like This
1. Conflict is when one or more opposing forces meet. In a lot of self-insert fics and Mary Sues, I often see a lot of scenes where the character is loved and accepted and lauded. The writer laments their lack of said lauding in reality, while the readers froth at the mouth. We want conflict! Conflict, dammit! If you have three scenes that consist of the character getting an A, hanging out with his friends, and arguing with his parents, I can guarantee you that the scene we'll be most interested in is the scene with the argument. Conflict is pretty simple. Fat man wants sandwich. Fat man can't stand up to get sandwich. Conflict. (Actually,
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