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aaaaand we’re back! let’s write about internal conflict!

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A great place to start when writing about self-doubt is internal dialogue. Much like in real life, our conscience helps us make decisions and assess situations. It gives us another perspective, and in times of self doubt we refer to “trusting our head vs trusting our heart.”

Let’s focus on internal dialogue. This doesn’t have to be literal thoughts such as ‘I shouldn’t do that’ or ‘Don’t be stupid! That’s dangerous’ thoughts - it can also include reflecting on what we’ve done and writing descriptively about what our characters are thinking and feeling.

We don’t even need to use first person to convey this either!

In your next Florence post, let’s play with this idea. I’d like to you to write about Florence’s youthful tendencies, and how she findsh erself questioning something. You can even use it in our thread. Maybe she’s questioning asking Wynter for help? Maybe she’s thinking she should have asked soeone nicer. Why is that? Is it because Wynter seems threatening? Did she overestimate Wynter’s kindness? Let’s explore this!