
NaNoWriMo Interesting Characters
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NaNoWriMo Interesting Characters
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Flat Character
A flat character is a type of character in fiction that does not change too much from the start of the narrative to its end. Flat characters are often said not to have any emotional depth.
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Flat Character
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Complex Character
A Complex character, also known as a Dynamic character or a Round character displays the following characteristics: 1. He or she undergoes an important change as the plot unfolds. 2. ... The character is highly developed and complex, meaning they have a variety of traits and different sides to their personality.
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Complex Character
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Luna is a teenage girl who lives in Philadelphia. She goes to school, hangs out with her best friend, and likes clothes.
Complex
Flat
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15-year-old Luna just moved from her childhood home in California to Philadelphia. She is having a really hard time making friends at school. Her strange name and the beat-up, rainbow-colored van her dad drives
her to school in every morning have not made it easy on her.
She's only made one friend so far: Ollie, who lives down the block and has a pet snake also named Ollie. Everyone else thinks Luna's too weird, and besides, they're jealous of her shoes.
She has every kind of shoe. Cute sandals, hip skate shoes, high heels wedges, boots, and bright white sneakers—she wears a new pair each day. Little do her classmates know, she makes them all herself.
Complex
Flat
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Protagonist
The protagonist is the character with the starring role in your book. In most novels, the protagonist is on a journey to get what they want more than anything else in the world, whether it's fame, or revenge, or something as simple as joining the high school soccer team.
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Antagonist
The antagonist is the character in a novel that gets in the way of the protagonist achieving their goal. That doesn't mean that all antagonists are evil monsters, though! Some antagonists stand in the way because they're jealous, or confused, or have a set of different goals than the protagonist. For example, if Nia tries out for a role in the school play but Maddy gets it instead, it doesn't mean Maddy is bad. She just wants the same thing! Some antagonists do terrible things but think they're right. Others, like Voldemort from Harry Potter, are just plain evil. It's up to you to figure out what your antagonist's deal is.
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Jafar
Protagonist
Antagonist
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Multiple Choice
Luke Skywalker
Protagonist
Antagonist
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Multiple Choice
Pinky and the Brain
Protagonist
Antagonist
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