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Anonymous Sun Feb 28 22:10:08 2021 No.17668419 [View]
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In stories that focus on beastial creatures - things like kaiju, dinosaurs, even gothic horror monsters, etc... it seems like there's a big tendency for human characters to feel like lame interchangeable entities that just act as filler in-between the action despite the reader/audience/player only being truly invested in the fiends themselves.
Does anyone have any insight how to actually counter this tendency and make integral, engaging, non-forgetable humans?

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