the opponent of the protagonist; the "bad guy"

a one-dimensional character; has one side

a multi-dimensional character; has multiple sides

a character that serves as a contrast to another character

a character who changes throughout the course of the story

a character who does not develop; they stay the same throughout the story

a character whose motivations are suspect and whose feelings make the reader uncomfortable

a character whose motivations an understand and whose feelings they can comfortably share

T/F: Intrinsic motivation is linked to personal pleasure, enjoyment and interest.

T/F: Extrinsic motivation comes from some physical reward such as money, power, or lust.

T/F: The antagonist is not always a person.

T/F: The protagonist is usually, but not always, a static character.

T/F: A sympathetic character has to be a good person.

T/F: There can be more than one protagonist in a novel.