The second protagonist may want to express something different but more often than not, they express something in the neighborhood of the primary protag. But with different details. You could say they are a double, but the second protag. Does it for him/h

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Wed Dec 3 08:17:18 CST 2008

Previous message: They do so in the scene being enacted at that moment. That is why they become the second or third protagonist because they are ready to give birth in the scene, of thoughts or feelings that the primary protagonist isn't yet prepared to do or express. The
Next message: Herself and not to support the original protag. Though, unwittingly, he/she often does just that, supports the protag. Though not knowing they are doing so. If there are left over thoughts and feelings from each one they can be shared at the end. I alway
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