Conflict: BEING EXPOSED TO AN ALLERGEN

BEING EXPOSED TO AN ALLERGEN

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HELPFUL TIP:

Conflict is your story’s secret sauce, supplying tension, relationship friction, and complications to a character’s journey. It comes in a million different forms, so identify the obstacles and problems that will hit your character the hardest by using the Character Builder to uncover their primary insecurities, fears , and desires. Don’t forget to include everyday conflict scenarios that will frustrate them and keep the pressure high.

Ingesting an allergen (shellfish, peanuts, strawberries, gluten, etc.)
Touching an allergen (latex, a certain type of fabric, a cosmetic ingredient, etc.)
Exposure to a chemical toxin
Being stung by a wasp
The character being caught out in the sun when they have a photosensitivity condition (such as Lupus)
Being bitten and injected with venom
The character being administered medication they don't know they're allergic to
Experiencing a serious plant allergy from touching oils or breathing in pollen or spores

BEING EXPOSED TO AN ALLERGEN

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CATEGORY:

EXAMPLES:

MINOR COMPLICATIONS:

POTENTIALLY DISASTROUS RESULTS:

RESULTING EMOTIONS:

POSSIBLE INTERNAL STRUGGLES:

PEOPLE WHO COULD BE NEGATIVELY AFFECTED:

NEGATIVE TRAITS THAT COULD MAKE THE SITUATION WORSE:

IMPACT ON BASIC NEEDS:

WOUNDS THIS COULD LEAD TO:

POSITIVE TRAITS TO HELP THE CHARACTER COPE:

POSITIVE OUTCOMES: