Would I Ship That?-Character Relationship Analysis

Example

Consider the relationship between Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy from 'Pride and Prejudice'. Would I Ship That? would explore how Elizabeth's wit and independence might clash or complement Darcy's pride and introversion, offering insights into potential relationship dynamics.

Scenario

In a fan fiction writing group, a member uses this analysis to develop a new narrative exploring an alternate storyline where Elizabeth and Darcy's relationship develops differently based on these traits.

Example

Using the same characters, Elizabeth and Darcy, Would I Ship That? might create three children: Lydia, a sharp-tongued young woman with a penchant for social status; George, a reserved young man struggling with expectations; and Mary, a blend of her parents' best traits with her unique challenges.

Scenario

A creative writing teacher uses these character sketches to prompt students to write individual stories, focusing on how each child's personality impacts their life decisions and relationships.

Example

For each hypothetical child, a one-line diagnostic might suggest potential psychological themes, such as 'Lydia displays traits consistent with Narcissistic Personality Disorder due to her intense focus on social ladder climbing and self-image.'

Scenario

A psychology class discusses how fictional characters can be used to understand real-world psychological disorders, using the diagnostics as a starting point for deeper analysis and debate.