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| what others say and think about the character |
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| what the character thinks of themselves |
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| a character that does not change |
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| a character that undergoes change throughout the story |
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one dimensional characters
uncomplicated
remain the same
characterized by one or two traits
can be summed up in one or two sentences
tend to be static
cannot surprise readers tend to be predictable |
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a character with many dimensions
complex
undergo change
many character traits sometimes contradictory
cannot be summed up easily
tend to be dynamic characters
can surprise the readers |
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they are pro action
main character of which the action revolves
often considered the hero or heroin of the story |
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anti- action
fights or struggles against protagonist
often considered the villain |
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| position of narrator narrators way of telling the story |
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| a character within the story that tells the story. narrator uses "I" experienced the events first hand. |
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| Greek for all seeing. he narrator has the ability to look in the hearts and minds of all characters at all times |
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| the reader experiences the events thru the perspective of a character. the character is not the narrator |
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