Introduction
A character's communicative style is essential in defining how they express their ideas, emotions, and intentions. This characteristic profoundly affects the character's interactions with others and can vary widely, from the direct communicator to the indirect communicator. Communicative style can reveal much about the character's personality and intentions.
This characteristic can be combined with others such as personality and emotional intelligence to create authentic and believable characters. In addition, different forms of communication can generate misunderstandings and conflicts, enriching the plot.
Variants of communication style
Direct
Indirect
Assertive
Passive
Aggressive
Persuasive
Diplomatic
Empathetic
Concise
Prolix
Formal
Informal
Ironic
Serious
Supportive
Critical
Clear
Vague
Affable
Detached
Enthusiastic
Apathetic
Detailed
Superficial
Structured
Spontaneous
Reflective
Impulsive
Pacified
Explosive
Pacifist
Provocative
Reserved
Expansive
Didactic
Narrative
Expository
Dramatic
Minimalist
Eccentric
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