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    Protagonist If one looks hard enough in a post-apocalyptic town they will find someone like Tessa. In fact everyone is like Tessa, just a normal warring country citizen. The way Tessa is described you would see some torn clothes and long hair. Like most people in a century long war, they want peace and harmony. Antagonist In my story there are absolutely no antagonists. In the history of my book there is a war that split the world into two sides. They both believed they were doing the right thing

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    What Makes a Protagonist A protagonist is a literary device used to develop a story: the story revolves around the struggle of the protagonist who may undergo a change, usually at the climax (Literary Devices). Using this definition, deciding the protagonist ought to be straightforward; however, if the story follows many characters who undergo some change at the climax of the story, then deciding who the protagonist is will be a bit more complicated. In the story Sweat, Delia can easily be labelled

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    characteristics of the characters in a story are something that makes them who they are and what you start to learn about them. In The Sniper by Liam O’Flaherty, the protagonist shoots and kills the antagonist. The two characters in the story are, the protagonist which was the narrator (main sniper) and the antagonist (enemy sniper). The protagonist saves the lives of others because of his his intelligence, his determination, and his risk-taking. The narrator’s intelligence is one of his most important and

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    Protagonist - the leading character or one of the major characters in a drama, movie, novel, or any other fictional text. A protagonist is sometimes called a “hero” by the audience or readers. Antagonist - a character that opposes the protagonist or the main character. It is common to call the antagonist a villain (the bad guy) because they are against the protagonist (the good guy). Sometimes, an antagonist can exist within the protagonist causing an inner conflict in the mind. Motif (or unifying

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    success. But out of more than 15 characters, one of them stand out the most and he is Robert De Niro who played the role of Leonard Lowe as protagonist. According to Tim Stout (n d) Protagonist is defined as “the character responsible for handling the main problem and the one most in need of change, emotionally.” Meaning it is not easy to act as a protagonist like a paralytic person and with that De Niro really did an excellent performance. Robin Williams who played the role of Dr. Malcolm Sayer as

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    I choose Jacob as my character to write about. He is very important to the story because he is a main character and he is the solution to the conflict. He is a important because he uses his special ability to help the peculiar children to take down the animals. He is important because he knows what he suppose to do because his grandpa told him what you need to do or know about the peculiar children and the monsters with long tongues. He is important because he helps the peculiar children

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    Have you ever tried to find yourself? In Divergent, by Veronica Roth, the protagonist tries to find where she belongs. Beatrice “Tris” Prior the protagonist is strong willed, sinewy, and reluctant to show weakness. Caleb Prior is her brother, Christina becomes fast friends with Tris when she helped her jump onto the moving train in their first initiate test, Jeanine Matthews is the leader of Erudite faction, she is the main antagonist in the novel and seeks to form an alliance between Dauntless and

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    After reading the first portion of Invisible Man, the scene that stood out the most to me was when the narrator took Mr. Norton around the countryside. While there the narrator introduced Mr. Norton to Jim Trueblood, who slept with his own daughter. Trueblood mentions that white people have been giving him money and helping him out more. Which is very strange because the college views him as disgusting and hate him very much. The main character did not want Mr. Norton to see this and immediately

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    David Albano Ms. Tokes Literature August 30, 2016 Fantastic Voyage The protagonist that was introduced to us in the novel, Fantastic Voyage was Charles Grant. Charles is a government agent who is escorting a Russian scientist named Dr. Benes to America. Dr. Benes is working on a top-secret science that has not been discovered before. The science is stated to as “the other side”. Grant and Benes both get to America safely. On the way to the meeting, Dr. Benes’ car is hit by another car. Then five

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    The Book Kindred by Octavia Butler is about an African American Named Dana who began to travel through time for no apparent reason. She travels in the past time to save her Forerunner Rufus with the help of Kevin joining along with her through this conflict. In these times slavery still existed by which Dana and Kevin goes through obstacles of White slave owners trying to catch and kill Dana for mistaken her as one of the “slaves”. Massive racism existed in these times which is why Dana is trying

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