Character

Question 1

Protagonist

Answer 1

Main character often the hero.

Question 2

antagonist

Answer 2

A character in a story or play who oppose the protagonist

Question 3

coming of age story

Answer 3

A novel that explores the maturation of the protagonist, with the narrative usually moving the main character from childhood into adulthood. also bildungsroman

Question 4

Bildungsroman

Answer 4

A novel that explores the maturation of the protagonist, with the narrative usually moving the main character from childhood into adulthood. also coming of age story

Question 5

epiphany

Answer 5

usual sudden manifestation nor perception of the essential nature nature or meaning of something.

Question 6

round characters

Answer 6

A character who exhibits a range of emotions and wo evolves over the course of the story.

Question 7

flat characters

Answer 7

A character embodying only one or two traits and lacks character development.

Question 8

stock characters

Answer 8

A type of flat character based n stereotypes; one who falls into an immediately.

Question 9

foil

Answer 9

A contrasting character who allows the protagonist to stand out more directly.

Question 10

direct characterization

Answer 10

Narrator tells the reader who a character is by describing the background, motivation, temperament, or appearance of a character.

Question 11

indirect characterization

Answer 11

An author shows rather than tells us what a character is like through what the character says does or thinks or through or through what others say about the characters.