The document discusses different types of characters in fiction including round characters who undergo change, flat characters who do not change, protagonists who are the main characters the audience empathizes with, antagonists who oppose the protagonists, and villains who are evil characters that fight against heroes. It provides examples of character names to illustrate each type and concludes with a writing prompt asking the reader to provide their own examples from movies.

1. TYPES OF CHARACTERS

2. Characterization is the way an
author presents characters.

3. A round character is a major
character in a work of fiction
who encounters conflict and
is changed by it.

4. ESTHER
EPHRAIM
SOPHIA

5. SEPTIMUS

6. A flat character is a minor
character in a work of fiction
who does not undergo
substantial change or growth
in the course of a story.

7. OLD BOSTIC
MAC

8. The protagonist is the main
character in a story, novel,
drama, or other literary work,
the character that the reader or
audience empathizes with.

9. SOPHIA
ROSA
EPHRAIM

10. The antagonist is the
person who opposes and
contends against the
protagonist.

11. MAVIS

12. A villain is an "evil" character in a
story or a work of fiction. The
villain usually is the bad guy, the
character who fights against the
hero.

13. TEPPY

14. 1. From movies of your choice, give
examples of the following types of
characters:
a) A round character
b) A flat character
c) A protagonist
d) An antagonist
e) A villain

15. Ms Baran
English Literature
Mayaro Secondary