The phrase "abuse character" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a character that exhibits abusive traits or behaviors, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The film's protagonist is an abuse character, showcasing the impact of trauma on their relationships."
Alternatives: "abusive character" or "character with abusive traits".
A tired, unhappy working-class woman trying to overcome a lifetime of addiction and abuse, this character is something of a stretch for her, but Ms. Hunt has managed to expunge all traces of the privileged perkiness that made her character in "Mad About You" so annoyingly lovable.
Examples include speed-runs through Dark Souls, abusing the character creation tools like Polygon's Monster Factory, and trying to play Skyrim as a a non-player character.
Aside from Mrs. Chung, who is presented with compassion despite her abuse, the characters all seem like ordinary, well-meaning men and women, doing what anyone would do under the circumstances.
"Catalina," Jacobs adds, "is a lot about [Elsa's] loneliness". Drug and alcohol abuse are part of her character's dissolution; "sometimes she would seep too much into me," Jacobs said.
In raising issues of parental neglect and abuse, the case becomes another character-building experience for Kinsey, whose demanding family poses a threat to her own hard-won identity.
On some level this all feels like character abuse.
How much suffering and abuse can one character believably endure?
Charlotte Cornwall, who played Gertrude at the RSC, was on the receiving end of Hamlet's abuse as her character was accused of – shock horror – enjoying sex.
Archers scriptwriters have been seeking expert advice from charities such as Women's Aid and Refuge to make the story as convincing as possible and Louiza Patikas, who plays Helen, has also met women who have suffered the same kind of abuse as her character.
All Toback's ingredients are present: drug abuse (the main character, played by Adrian Grenier, is on a three-cube acid trip), dodgy attitudes toward women (Sarah Michelle Gellar - slowly turning into a fabulous actress), and conflicts between high ambitions (a philosophy degree) and low life (gamblers, crooks and killers).
