The types of characters are....

A ______ character does not change throughout the story. They are not well developed by the author. As readers, we learn nothing about their background information. They are not important to the plot and can often be connected to a stereotype.

Crush from Finding Nemo is an example of a.....

A ________ round character is often easy to connect with as they are well developed by the author. We learn about their background and their personality. They are important to the plot, go through some conflict (either internal or external), and are a multi-dimensional character.

Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger from Harry Potter are examples of.....

A _______ character doesn't change throughout the story because they are happy the way they are. This could be because they are content with their life or it's more of an ego thing. However, they are supportive to the leading role and they rarely ever face internal conflict. They normally have one aspect to their personality.

Draco Malfoy is a character in Harry Potter (specifically the sorcerer's stone). He is selfish and arrogant and we don't see him change throughout this specific movie or book. He is an example of a......

A ________ character is able to change themselves or their personality throughout the story. However, this is not always a change for the better. They often change due to some sort of experience or internal conflict they may be facing. They are typically the main character or one of the main characters and has a multi-dimensional personality. This character often surprises or delights the reader.

Simba from the Lion King goes from the young, cocky lion to a mature and responsible lion who takes over the kingdom. At the beginning of the movie, Simba was unaware he was going to endure this change. But, as watchers, we were delighted to see this. Simba is an example of....