Types of Charaters

The main character of a work of literature

• Static Character

• Antagonist

• Parontagonist

• Protagonist

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A character or force going against the protagonist.

• Evil

• Nature

• Antagonist

• Dynamic Character

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A simple character with described by only 1 or 2 traits.

• Basic

• Dynamic

• Round

• Flat

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A complex character with many different traits.

• Round

• Complicated

• Nature

• Antagonist

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A Static character is one who

• Does not change during the story

• Changes a lot during the story

• is BASIC Barbie

• Puts on clothes just out of the dryer

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A dynamic character is

• a character who doesn't change

• a character who goes from Evil to Kind

• a character who is a good guy in the beginning and a kind guy at the end of a story

• a character who changes multiple times by the end of a story

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Review: The person who tells a story is CALLED the

• author

• main character

• protagonist

• narrator

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A way to remember CHARACTERIZATION is by using what STRAGEGY?

• Gary Soto

• Short Stories

• STEAL

• Plot Diagram

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A problem in a story is know as...

• Conflict

• Fight

• Setting

• Theme

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Mrs. Benjamin likes to say that a conflict in a story includes...

• Fights

• A large house

• A big but

• A small pair of jeans

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