Writing categories

INTRODUCTION -Hook Quality:How much a character’s introduction enraptures you to want to indulge more into the character. -Mood Setting:The quality of atmosphere the character’s introduction gives specific to what it’s pushing for. -Premise Layering:How many layers a character’s introduction gives to the premise of the overarching story, character, or dynamic. CONCLUSION -Thematic closure:How well the character’s conclusion completes all unaddressed themes. -Philosophical resolution:The quality of the result of a philosophical journey, whether the philosophy of a character changed or not. -Resonation:How much the character’s conclusion emotionally resonated with the audience. DEPTH -Surface depth:How rich and high quality the surface level of a character is. Exclusively what the story is given you to your face. -Core depth:How rich and high quality the inner parts of the character are. Anything you have to analyze to gain an understanding of, basically what isn’t given to you in your face. -Implication layering:The subtle, unspoken meanings or messages conveyed through the text, rather than explicitly stated. This includes subtext, irony, foreshadowing, and ambiguity. -Gradual exposure:How well paced the information from the character you get is. Goes for both surface and core depth. COMPLEXITY -Biological Complexity:The complexity of a character’s physical health and well being. -Psychological Complexity:The complexity of a character’s personality, cognitive processes, …