III. Introduction to Characters

• Hero is a Four Letter Word
• Objective and Subjective Characters

IV. Introduction to Archetypes

• The Eight Archetypes
• Complex Characters

V. Objective Character Functions

• Drivers and Passengers
• Examples from Star Wars, Wizard of Oz, and Jaws

VI. Action and Decision Elements of Drivers and Passengers

• Recap of Archetypal Characters
• Archetypal Actions and Decision Characteristics
• Archetypal Motivation Quads Examples from Star Wars, Wizard of Oz, and Jaws

VII. Placing Motivation Elements into Quads

• Grouping the 16 Motivation Elements
• Examples from Star Wars, Wizard of Oz and Jaws

VIII. Complex Motivation Characteristics

• Rules for Building Characters
• A Look at Complex Characters in Gone With The Wind and Rear Window

IX. Exploring Other Character Dimensions

• The 64 Character Elements Chart
• Mapping the Archetypal Pattern
• Examining Archetypal Methodologies
• Complex Character Dimensional Patterns

X. Subjective Characters

• Defining the Main and Obstacle Character
• The Main and Obstacle Character in the Objective Story
• The Main Character's Crucial Element

XI. Problem Solving and Justification

• What are Justifications?
• Whait is Problem Solving?
• Why we Justify
• A Simple Example of Problem Solving
• Defining the Problem
• The Justified Main Character

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