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https://clearwaterpress.com/oneyearnovel/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2016/10/oyan-blog-standout-facebook.jpg1200630By Emily Steadman, Guest Contributor How do we create sympathy for the main character without villainizing whoever comes against her? How do we create tension and conflict while treating characters on all sides as three-dimensional people who can be good as well as bad?