Stage 4: Meeting the Mentor

Along the way, your protagonist — and screenplay — may need a mentor. The hero encounters a mentor that can give them advice, wisdom, information, or items that ready them for the journey ahead.

Here I offer three things a mentor character can do for your protagonist and your screenplay.

1. Create an Emotional Empathetic Bond Between Characters
2. Guide the Protagonist Through the Central Conflict
3. Help You Introduce Story Elements, Themes, and Exposition Within the Screenplay

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