Paul Fallon: Director, screenwriter and author in Detroit, Michigan.

In know this is a bit broad, but I'm writing a memoir based on my father's WWII experience.

Of course, all of the interpersonal stuff I need to make up because he and all of his army buddies are dead. So, knowing only what my father was like, how should I go about "building" characters around him who are interesting without being cliche'?

So far I was thinking that because he was an introvert with a scientific and math background, maybe throw comrads at him who are a)extroverted/funny, b) naive/personable, and c) overbearing/controlling?

Is this the right way to go about it? Should they also have aligned traits as well?

What I want also is for two of them to die(a and b, preferably).

What do you all think?

Alan

These last few weeks have been crazy so I haven't been on here much due to limited internet where I'm currently practicing social distancing. I hope everyone is doing well and is being patient with me getting back to requests. Stay safe and well everyone!

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