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The document discusses how to analyze characters in stories. It defines key character types like the protagonist, antagonist, main and minor characters, and whether they are flat or round, static or dynamic. It provides guidance on analyzing characters by looking at their beliefs, what they say about others, what others say about them, and their surroundings. As an example, it briefly characterizes the protagonist Sheriff Woody from Toy Story as caring based on his actions.
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