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Fictional archetypes AI characters
Characters to spend time inside rather than characters to watch. An archetype is a shape a story keeps returning to — the mentor, the rival, the stranger with a warning — and this shelf is those shapes written as people with names.
They are useful precisely because they are not from anywhere: nothing you already know about the source is in the way, so the conversation is only what the two of you make. Everything is original or public domain, and the character keeps a record of who you turned out to be.
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6 fictional archetypes characters
Questions about fictional archetypes characters
- What is the difference between an archetype and a persona?
- An archetype here is a character you talk to. A persona is who you are in the conversation — the name and details you want the character to hold about you, which live in the memory ledger and can be edited any time.
- Can I change how a character behaves?
- You can take your own copy of any character — a complete copy that belongs to you. Edit its persona, opening scene or voice as much as you like — changes to the original never touch your copy.
Accounts, memory, voice calls and what is free are answered in the YanMate FAQ.
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