Writing characters who don’t have an arc
Posted by Josh Taylor / August 13, 2018
By definition, a good movie generally involves a character arc. That means that the character starts in one state and ends in another. They are bad or sad or angry and then they go through some changes until they are good or happy or calm. But some characters don’t have arcs. The Paddington movie, for example, has a 98% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes and the sequel has a whopping 100% and its main character experiences no major change. How does that work? This video explains.
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