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WELL, let's talk about something small yet, important; flaws. We all have them, some deny them, some embrace them and you're oc is going to have them too. When throwing an oc into the world of flesh eating walkers, remember she/he isn'g going to kick ass effortlessly like she/he doesn't even care the world has gone to shit. She/he IS NOT this perfect human being.
FIRST OF ALL, a flaw can also be a key element to the development of your oc over the course of your story. Like for example your oc was this rich kid from god knows where, acting like the whole world spun around her/him, and her/him only. She/he is spoiled, mean and maybe acts like she/he is superior to everyone else. You can show how she grows, learns to be selfless for once, and starts to care about others well being instead of just her own.
SECONDLY, a flaw can make a charater also more relatable, we all, or most of us can understand the struggle of the oc. We all can be a little careless or rude sometimes, it is part of us and no you'll meet will have no flaws at all.
THIRDLY, try to be a little creative with creating the flaws, even make them fit into the development you have planned for your oc if you can. But there are some basic flaws that come up often in twd stories and I am bot saying by any means they can't have does flaws, but some more unsual flaws can create more depth. Common used flaws are often, reckless/careless, closed of or big mouth, overdramatic, over emotional/sensetive, stubborn. No here is a list with some other flaws you could use for your oc:
HOPEFULLY, this chapter has been useful for you, and now you can bring more depth to your charater by making her/him more realistic when the posses flaws.
