Can AI keep your character the same across panels?
These three descriptions are supposed to be the same character across three graphic novel panels. Read them carefully.
Click the coloured buttons to highlight different prompt ingredients in Prompt B. See how much richer it is.
A boy in World War 1.
8 words. AI fills in everything.
A 13-year-old WW1 messenger boy with short black hair and tired eyes, wearing a muddy brown uniform and a red scarf, carrying a leather satchel, standing in a dark trench, graphic novel style, muted colours.
Build a full character prompt together. Fill in one detail per card for the shared class character — a WW1 nurse. Then hit Assemble Prompt.
Now use your own main character. Fill in each column for at least 3 details.
PARTS: Red scarf | Leather satchel | Muddy boots
PURPOSES: Shows identity/home | Shows role as messenger | Shows hardship of war
COMPLEXITIES: AI might change the colour | AI might turn it into a backpack | Boots might disappear entirely
Write your own Character Lock Prompt. Each student writes their own — use the template below.
Swap your written prompts. Read your partner's prompt and tick each question honestly.
Each student completes these three sentences on their own.
We generate and compare. Whose character will AI nail exactly? Whose will it wreck?