• Elisabeth Ness

    Member
    April 14, 2023 at 11:03 pm

    @ Jane I’m finally getting around to working on Day 2, and of course, your answers that I know you’d posted are gone due to the technical glitch that happened. I’m so sorry, I was looking forward to reading and responding to your Day 2 and 3 work. Please feel free to repost if you get a chance (hope you still have a copy of them)!

    • Jane Alcala

      Member
      April 15, 2023 at 3:23 am

      Thanks Elisabeth! Glad you’re still hanging in there with the class despite the glitches. I think I did copy my assignments to a document, so I’ll go ahead and repost. Appreciate you asking. All best with Assignment No. 2!

  • Jane Alcala

    Member
    April 15, 2023 at 3:45 am

    What I learned from Lesson No. 2: That defining my protagonist’s character arc is difficult

    OPTIONAL TRAITS

    Protagonist: Dara Phan

    Character Arc: Bitter/grudge holding to accepting her own shortcomings. From victimhood to being able to acknowledge fault and forgive. Learning that getting what she wants out of life will come from her ability to forgive.

    Fear/Wound: Pat ruined her “big break” in comedy career, and she’ll never get another chance as good

    Mission/Agenda: Get Pat to commit to doing TV roast battle against her

    Secret: Her attachment to ex-boyfriend can wig her out/take her down

    Values: independence, dominating with humor

    Attitude: cavalier

    The defining event in their life: Pat blocked her from doing a comedy show that would have led to her big break in comedy world.

    Motto they live by: “Can’t I ever catch a break?”

    Main issues in life: overcoming defeat, making up with arch enemy

    Most proud of: ability to perform stand-up comedy

    Paradox (warring elements): A loyal, caring friend who mistrusts people

    What can’t they face: Losing out on another big comedy career break

    Anything else you think important: NA

    Antagonist: Pat McCarthy

    Character Arc: from self-isolating to making a tried and true friend

    Fear/Wound: that she can’t be forgiven and doesn’t fit in with other people

    Mission/Agenda: to return to her job as a probation officer/status quo

    Secret: Pat relishes relationships based on humor

    Values: rule-abiding, caring for animals

    Attitude: self-protective

    The defining event in their life: losing job over a mistake

    Motto they live by: “pets never let you down.”

    Main issues in life: feels she never fits in with people, is insecure about her future

    Most proud of: ability to care for animals

    Paradox (warring elements): likes engaging people with humor/mistrusts people

    What can’t they face: that she needs people

    Anything else you think important: NA

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