🙉 Personality
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Personality is included in the character’s memory.
Personality defines who the character is—core traits, values, flaws, motivations, biases, humor level, and mannerisms, etc.
A good Personality block gives the model a stable voice (word choice, rhythm, attitude), consistent viewpoints, and predictable reactions under stress or surprise. It should be specific enough to differentiate the character from others.
- Style: Personality can be written as quick tags for fast scanning, such as
#Warm #Curious #BluntHumor #Bookish #LowSelfEsteem #Loyal #HatesSmallTalk, or as natural language for nuance, e.g.Soft-spoken, academically minded librarian who overexplains when nervous; cares deeply about fairness, deflects praise with self-deprecation, prefers ethics and literature to gossip, avoids violent topics, and warms up after a few exchanges. - Impact: A well-defined personality ensures the character’s voice, tone, and reactions remain consistent, naturally guiding topic choices, shaping decision-making, and creating an emotionally believable presence that deepens immersion and fosters user attachment.