Static and Dynamic Characters

The video tutorial explains the significance of characters in storytelling, focusing on static and dynamic characters. Static characters remain unchanged, while dynamic characters undergo significant transformations. Examples include Robin Hood and Sherlock Holmes as static characters, and Ebenezer Scrooge and Edmond Dantes as dynamic ones. The tutorial highlights how these characters contribute to plot development and reader engagement. An example story about Greg illustrates a dynamic character's change in perspective.

What is a key characteristic of static characters in a story?

• They are always villains.

• They are always the main characters.

• They remain unchanged throughout the story.

• They undergo significant changes.

Which of the following is an example of a static character?

• Ebenezer Scrooge

• Edmond Dantes

• Sherlock Holmes

• Greg

How do dynamic characters typically change in a story?

• They undergo significant personal growth.

• They develop new skills.

• They change their names.

• They become more static.

Which character is known for transforming from a miser to a generous person?

• Ebenezer Scrooge

• Edmond Dantes

• Robin Hood

• Sherlock Holmes

In the story about Greg, what realization does he come to?

• He loves his new home.

• He is excited about moving.

• He misses his friends back home.

• He wants to become a static character.