An exploration of how an understanding of psychology can help turn historical figures into fully fleshed and authentic characters.

An exploration of how an understanding of psychology can help turn historical figures into fully fleshed and authentic characters.
The core of the Glenrowan story is Ned Kelly. Everything that occurs is either directly or indirectly linked to him and his decisions. Naturally this should position him as the protagonist of the story, though protagonist usually implies that character is the “good guy”. As I’ve discovered, simplistic terms like “good”, “bad”, “hero”, or “villain” are just completely inadequate to describe someone as complex as Edward Kelly.