Article in English: Do this by introducing clear details and descriptions of the character’s routine, relationships, and point of view. Make your characters believable so others will empathize with them.  Determine the age and occupation of your character. Determine the marital status or relationship status of your character. Determine how they view the world (cynical, skeptical, anxious, happy-go-lucky, satisfied, settled). Add in specific or unique details. Make your character feel distinct with a certain character trait or tick (a hairstyle, a scar) or a mark of their appearance (an item of clothing, a piece of jewellery, a pipe or cane). A character’s speech or dialect can also distinguish a character on the page, and make them stand out more to the reader. Once your readers identify with a character, the character becomes a bit like their child. They will empathize with the character’s conflict and root for them to overcome their conflict, while also realizing that this rarely happens. This tension between what the reader wants for the character and what could happen or go wrong for the character will fuel the story and propel your readers through the story. Most horror is about fear and tragedy and whether or not your character is capable of overcoming their fears. A story where good things happen to good people may be heartwarming but it will likely not scare or terrify your reader. In fact, the tragedy of bad things happening to good people is not only more relatable, it will also be full of tension and suspense.  In order to create conflict in a character’s life, you need to introduce a danger or threat to the character, whether it's a moving finger, two men in a car, a mystical monkey’s paw or a murderous clown. For example, in King’s “The Moving Finger”, the main character, Howard, is a middle-aged man who enjoys watching Jeopardy, has a comfortable relationship with his wife, and seems to live a decent middle class life. But King does not let the reader get too comfortable in Howard's normal existence as he...

Summary in Vietnamese:
Khuyến khích người đọc quan tâm hoặc nhận diện nhân vật chính. Sẵn sàng cho những điều xấu xảy ra với nhân vật. Cho phép nhân vật mắc lỗi hoặc quyết định sai lầm. Đặt cược cho nhân vật một cách rõ ràng và tột cùng.