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Literary Terms ... Protagonist; The main character in the story ... Antagonist; The character or force that opposes the protagonist.
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www.orangeusd.k12.ca.us/yorba/literary_elements.htm
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Character, characterization A character is a person presented in a dramatic or narrative work, and characterization is the process by which a writer makes that character seem real to the reader. A hero or heroine, often called the protagonist, is the central character who engages the reader’s interest and empathy.
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www.bedfordstmartins.com/literature/bedlit/glossary_a.h...
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--what the character does (find specific examples from novel) ... This element is the point in the story where the reader knows if the protagonist or the antagonist has won the conflict. ... This element is the force against the protagonist.
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showcase.netins.net/web/contemplit/elements.htm
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Tragic hero/tragic figure: A protagonist who comes to a bad end as a result of his own behavior, usually cased by a specific personality disorder or character flaw. (Although it is technically a literary element, the term is only useful for identification, as part of a discussion or analysis of character;
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Literary term ... Any force in a story or drama that is in conflict with the protagonist ... As an integral part of the protagonist’s character, this element is an inconsistency or a contradiction in character that opens the way for underserved tragic consequences.
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www.tarleton.edu/~jweatherby/glossary.html
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protagonist is the main character. They are not almost a 'hero' but most of the time they exhibit honorable qualities. This is not always the case however. And an antagonist is the main opposition to the protagonist. ... Literary Terms...
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Protagonist - Definition of Protagonist at Dictionary.com a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms, and translation of Protagonist. Word of the Day and Crossword Puzzles. ... The principal character in a literary work. Hamlet, for example, is the protagonist of the play by William Shakespeare that bears his name.
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Why is this character introduced right at this point in the book? What significant polarity is emphasized with the appearance ... "Gram lost plenty of time. She could speed it up, though, when she felt like it" foreshadows and hints at the element of time in the story. How is it possible to lose time and "speed it up"? (14)
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theliterarylink.com/questions_otherbooks.html
theliterarylink.com/questions_otherbooks.html
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Welcome to The Literary Group International, one of the leading literary agencies in the nation. We represent more than ... With a lyrical and manipulative protagonist that readers will relate to against their will, Taddeo offers a terrifying look at relationships, their fragility, and the ego's struggle to assert itself.
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