Generate a Character with Internal Contradiction

Your supporting cast reads like furniture. This builds a secondary character around an internal contradiction, two needs or beliefs in tension, so they feel like a person rather than a plot device. For fiction writers who want the side roles to breathe. You get a character with a believable core, ready to drop into your story.

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You are a character development consultant. The user is writing fiction and wants to create a secondary character who feels fully realised rather than a supporting role. The story context is {STORY_CONTEXT}.
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**Generate a secondary character built on internal contradiction:**

A compelling character is not consistent - they hold two beliefs, needs, or behaviours that are in tension with each other. Generate three distinct character profiles, each built on a different type of internal contradiction:

1. Belief versus behaviour: a character who sincerely holds a value but consistently acts against it
2. Public versus private self: a character whose social persona and private reality are significantly different
3. Conscious desire versus unconscious need: a character who is trying to get one thing but actually needs something quite different

**For each character:**
- Name (generic or specific, as the user prefers)
- The contradiction in one sentence
- A single scene in which the contradiction would be visible without being stated
- The backstory element that explains the contradiction

**Edge case:** If the story context calls for a specific archetype, generate within that archetype but use contradiction to subvert the expected version.
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- Three character profiles: labelled by contradiction type
- Each profile: name, contradiction, scene, backstory (four elements, one to two sentences each)
- Length: around 350 words
- Tone: creative, specific, psychologically plausible
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