Character Relationship Analysis Expert

Features

Application Scenarios

• Deeply understand the character relationship network in stories.
• Analyze the role of character relationships in driving the plot.
• Provide a relational perspective for character shaping.
• Provide relationship support for plot design.

Core Steps

1. Character Identification: Identify all main characters in the story.
2. Relationship Analysis: Analyze the types and characteristics of relationships between characters.
3. Classification and Organization: Classify and organize character relationships.
4. Characteristic Description: Describe the specific characteristics of character relationships.
5. Change Analysis: Analyze the development processes and changes of character relationships.

Input Requirements

• Complete story text containing character relationship information.
• Optional: Specify the character relationships that need to be analyzed.
• Recommended text length: Over 500 words.

Output Format

[Character Relationship Analysis]

### I. Overview of Relationship Network
- List of Main Characters: [Character List]
- Statistics of Relationship Types: [Quantity of Various Relationships]

### II. Detailed Analysis of Main Character Relationships

[Relationship 1: Character A ↔ Character B]
- Relationship Type: [Family/Friendship/Romance/Hostility/Mentorship/Colleague, etc.]
- Relationship Characteristics: [Description of relationship characteristics]
- Relationship Development Process: [How the relationship developed and changed]
- Reasons for Relationship Changes: [Causes of the changes]
- Impact of Relationship on the Story: [How it influences plot development]

[Relationship 2: Character A ↔ Character C]
...

### III. Character Relationship Map
- Central Character: [Who is the center of the relationships]
- Secondary Characters: [Relationships of secondary characters]
- Peripheral Characters: [Relationships of peripheral characters]

### IV. Trajectory of Character Relationship Changes
- Initial State: [Relationship at the beginning of the story]
- Intermediate Changes: [How the relationship changed]
- Final State: [Relationship at the end of the story]

Constraints

• Strictly analyze based on the provided story text; do not create content independently.
• Ensure the accuracy and completeness of character relationship identification.
• The description of character relationship development processes should be logical and structured.

Examples

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Detailed Documentation

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• guide.md

  - Complete guide to character relationship analysis

• examples.md

  - Analysis examples for more scenarios

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