# Be-er "Tricks" vs Passive Do-er

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**Created:** [July 14, 2020, 12:23pm UTC](https://discuss.dramatica.com/t/be-er-tricks-vs-passive-do-er/2982 "2020-07-14T12:23:51Z")\
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> [@didomachiatto](#):
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> My Be-er is a Do-er, but in a story where her issue is DELAY/AVOID and her CF is Denial.

@didomachiatto I’m confused by this. It sounds like your character is actually a Do-er – Delay/Avoid is under Universe/Future. If the OS Problem is also Avoid, then she’ll actually change from Do-er to Be-er by the end of the story.

Keep in mind that Avoid is also Prevent. So it’s very easy to imagine a character who is actively doing everything she can to avoid, prevent, or escape from a problem rather than confronting it. These actions would cause further problems until she learns to take some kind of internal action to change the situation (prompted by the actions of the IC, though not necessarily directly).

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