How (NOT) to Write a Loveable Idiot
The “loveable idiot” is one of the most popular character types, but it’s also one of the easiest to get wrong. In this breakdown, we reveal how (NOT) to write a loveable idiot, and why some characters are charming and hilarious… while others are just annoying or useless. From Kronk and Patrick Star to failed attempts like Mater in Cars 2, we explore the key differences between lovable idiots and lazy writing.
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