The lesson will include:
•	A discussion about how to what makes a believable character. Can people-watching help us to do this?
•	You will learn how to show the scene you want to write. (There's a difference between telling a reader and showing a reader - 
        one is effective, the other, not so much!)
•	You will learn how you can use observations to create characters that people want to read. 
•	You will choose between first or third person writing - which is better for the stories you want to write? 
•	You will learn how to use your observations in your writing.
*Important note*: You will need to spend some time people-watching in the days prior to taking the lesson. People-watching means observing what people do when you are out and about. Examples could be: a child having a tantrum in a shop – what are their parents doing? An old man stumbles in the street - how do passers-by react? Kids are playing outside – which one is the leader of the group and how do you know? Make notes of what you saw and have these to hand. 
There will be class interaction throughout so you’ll need your camera on so I can see when you want to talk.
There will be occasions when the class will need to be muted to allow me to progress the lesson.
Profanity will not be tolerated, so please tailor your language accordingly.