Award-winning "Twist and
Turn" author
In Part 1, we explored external factors that plunge the main
character into a journey of transformation. In Part 2, we explore the internal
force that can accomplish the transformation.
An internal force is something that the character suffers
due to their own action or inaction, plunging them into a personal journey.
Inaction occurs when the character should have taken steps
to avoid a potentially cataclysmic event, but their efforts either fell short
or were nothing at all. An example is when the character hears that tiny voice
urging them not to take that deserted road, but they ignore it and do so
anyway. Of course, the road leads to danger, and they must discover an inner
part of themselves to overcome the obstacles in their path, escape the danger,
and arrive on the other side.
