Characters and conflict
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Characters and what they do
Transcript of Characters and conflict
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Characters and what they do
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The term protagonist comes from the ancient Greek
theater
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Antagonist: Character or force opposing the protagonist
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Conflict: character v. character, nature or self
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Characterization: how authors develop their
characters