Exploring Character Development

What is a character in a story?

• A character is a type of plot twist.

• A character is a person, animal, or entity in a story.

• A character is the main theme of a story.

• A character is the setting of a story.

Why is it important for characters to change?

• Characters should remain static to maintain consistency.

• Change in characters confuses the audience and disrupts the story.

• Character change is irrelevant to the overall narrative.

• It is important for characters to change because it reflects growth and engages the audience, driving the plot and conveying deeper themes.

Can you name a character from your favorite story?

• Sherlock Holmes

• Frodo Baggins

• Harry Potter

• Katniss Everdeen

How do characters show their feelings in a story?

• Characters only show their feelings through their names.

• Characters do not show feelings; they only act logically.

• Characters express their feelings through the setting alone.

• Characters show their feelings through dialogue, body language, internal thoughts, and actions.

What makes a character interesting to you?

• They are always the hero in every situation.

• They have a simple and predictable storyline.

• Depth and complexity in their personality and story.

• They never change or grow throughout the story.