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One good type of decision for the climax is to give the character an easy way to attain his External Goal if he sacrifices his personal principles, or to have the character stick to his personal principles and sacrifice his External Goal.
Have the Character Keep His Principles or Break Them
It can be a way to prove to the reader that he’s worthy of a happy ending [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], even if that happy ending doesn’t seem likely at this point.
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The Five Basic Story Elements
Guide to Creating a Strong Character Arc
Fiction Writers
The Beginning of the End is often used to refer to the climax of the story, or roughly the last 25% of the novel (in terms of word count or page count). After building the tension and conflict of the middle of your novel [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], now you want a strong ending that will grip the reader, then provide resolution and release of tension.
Give the Character a Certain Personal Principle
This decision at the climax clearly shows the reader the core values of this character—what he decides at this moment shows who he really, truly is. It is a test of character. The decisions and actions of the character at this moment of high stress shows what his true feelings are.
Give the character a choice between two courses of action. In building toward the climax [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], box the character in and take away his choices until he’s left with these two. This decision can become the focal point of all the conflict in the story, triggering release of emotional tension.
It heightens the emotional effect of the climax to bring the character’s principle into the mix. Tying principle with external situations gives life meaning for the character, which can help heighten emotional and psychological resonance between the reader and the character. This is one way a writer can manipulate the reader’s feelings through fiction.