Personality vs Character

I'd go to Wikipedia and read the articles on them.

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Personality and Character

Personality is on the surface; character is deep inside.

You have a great personality if you are out-going and always know the right thing to say to people.
You have a great character if you are honest even when it's difficult to be so.

You can almost fake personality, but you can't fake character.

The difference between personality and character is somewhat l

And how about characteristic?

CalifJimThe difference between personality and character is somewhat like the difference between weather and climate.

CJ

That's one of the best descriptions I've ever heard!

Thanks!

CJ

"Out of character" may also refer to a time when a fictional character's behavior is different from, and inconsistent with, how the character's personality (particularly their mental and emotional state) has been established in the past, without any apparent reason.Another occurrence in works of fiction that could be seen as a form of OOC occurs when a character acts in a misleading manner in reg

personality is like a mask which can be changed acoordng to circumstances.....
and character can not be changed in any condition.

Personality is the external appearance of a person. It may be fabricated or natural, a pretence or real, cooked-up or just as it is.

Character is the internalreality in a person. It cannot be camaflauged, altered or masked like personality can be. Character emerges when everything else is laid to rest. Character is the tranparent and true inner nature of a person that evolves from the ch

The difference between personality and character is that personality deals with preferences that are neither moral / ethical nor immoral and ethical. EX. liking vanilla vs. chocolate / or enjoying reading magazines rather than novels.

Character deals with morals and ethics. EX: being honest vs. dishonest. Stealing vs. Generosity.

That is the difference...

this a great Answer . . .that has stood the test of time