Character - What is Content?
1 - Social and Cultural Identity
2 - Psychological Depth
3 - Moral and Ethical Stance
4 - Objective and Conflict
5 - Transformation and Arc
Character - What is Content?
1 - Social and Cultural Identity
2 - Psychological Depth
3 - Moral and Ethical Stance
4 - Objective and Conflict
5 - Transformation and Arc
Character - What is Content?
1 - Social and Cultural Identity
2 - Psychological Depth
3 - Moral and Ethical Stance
4 - Objective and Conflict
5 - Transformation and Arc
Character - What is Content?
1 - Social and Cultural Identity
2 - Psychological Depth
3 - Moral and Ethical Stance
4 - Objective and Conflict
5 - Transformation and Arc
Character - What is Content?
1 - Social and Cultural Identity
2 - Psychological Depth
3 - Moral and Ethical Stance
4 - Objective and Conflict
5 - Transformation and Arc
Character - What is Content?
1 - Social and Cultural Identity
2 - Psychological Depth
3 - Moral and Ethical Stance
4 - Objective and Conflict
5 - Transformation and Arc
Change reflecting Psychological Depth & Moral and Ethical Stances interacting with Objective and Conflict
Character - Structure
1 - Protagonist vs. Antagonist
2 - Static vs Dynamic Characters
3 - Flat vs Round Characters
4 - Foil Characters
5 - Symbolic and Allegorical Roles
Character - Structure
1 - Protagonist vs. Antagonist
The protagonist drives the central action, while the antagonist opposes them, creating conflict.
2 - Static vs Dynamic Characters
3 - Flat vs Round Characters
4 - Foil Characters
5 - Symbolic and Allegorical Roles
Character - Structure
1 - Protagonist vs. Antagonist
2 - Static vs Dynamic Characters
Static characters remain unchanged, while dynamic characters evolve throughout the narrative.
3 - Flat vs Round Characters
4 - Foil Characters
5 - Symbolic and Allegorical Roles
Character - Structure
1 - Protagonist vs. Antagonist
2 - Static vs Dynamic Characters
3 - Flat vs Round Characters
Flat characters are simple and one-dimensional, whereas round characters are complex and nuanced.
4 - Foil Characters
5 - Symbolic and Allegorical Roles
Character - Structure
1 - Protagonist vs. Antagonist
2 - Static vs Dynamic Characters
3 - Flat vs Round Characters
4 - Foil Characters
These characters contrast with the protagonist to highlight their traits and motivations.
5 - Symbolic and Allegorical Roles
Character - Structure
1 - Protagonist vs. Antagonist
2 - Static vs Dynamic Characters
3 - Flat vs Round Characters
4 - Foil Characters
5 - Symbolic and Allegorical Roles
Some characters serve as symbols, embodying abstract ideas or thematic elements.