👉 The character fluid refers to the seamless and dynamic transformation of characters within a narrative, allowing them to evolve in mannerisms, speech patterns, and even emotional expressions over time. This fluidity is often achieved through character development arcs that span the story, where characters grow, learn, or change in response to events, relationships, and internal conflicts. It adds depth and realism to storytelling by making characters feel more relatable and three-dimensional, as their evolution mirrors the complexities of real-life human experiences.
