Authors develop complex and multi-dimensional characters by providing them with depth, personality traits, emotions, motivations, and backstories. They may create characters with flaws, internal conflicts, and evolving relationships with other characters. Authors also use dialogue, actions, and inner thoughts to reveal different aspects of the characters, making them more relatable and realistic to the readers. Additionally, authors often give characters a unique voice, mannerisms, and behaviors that help distinguish them and make them memorable. By carefully crafting these elements, authors create characters that feel like real people with intricate personalities and complexities.
