It has four vertexes, six edges, and four planes. However, the planar surfaces are not structural components. Taken out it looks so...
The tetrahedron is the smallest conceptual structure. A triangle on a convex-concave plane can have angles totaling more than 180 degrees. If you convex a triangle's edges you will eventually create a circle and for a tetrahedron, convexing leads to a sphere. This is the logic behind the converting of 'character tetrahedron' to 'character sphere'. But what about the term 'character'?
Within narrative - any account of a series of events, historical, present, or future - the term character refers to a construction of self. A series of events are decision/action showcases for various, self-related occasions by which the audience receives and, I feel, wants to psychologically mirror. This is an explanation to why we value complexity in our characters, because we enjoy the inner-working-out of agreement and disagreement.
So next it should be determined what are the structural components of character, of self?
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