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Relationship Notes

Use notes for hidden history, uncertainty, emotional nuance or writer-only context that does not fit the other fields.

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Notes

Use notes for hidden history, author-only context, uncertainty, emotional nuance or anything not captured by the dropdowns.

Good notes explain why the relationship matters. For example: "The reader thinks they are strangers, but Annie is Beth's mother."

Use low values for weak or uncertain connections and high values for powerful trust, hatred, fear, loyalty or emotional weight.

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Choose the earliest book where this starting relationship matters.

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Untick this for hidden family ties, secret affairs, concealed identities, false assumptions or delayed reveals.

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Turn this on when the reverse connection should also exist, such as parent and child, siblings or friends.

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Pick the other character in the relationship you are describing.

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