Types of Characters Looking at the pictures, identify the type of character according to the slide.

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Types of Characters Looking at the pictures, identify the type of character according to the slide.

Is this character a static or dynamic character? How can you tell?

Is the following character a protagonist or antagonist? How do you know?

Is the following character a round or flat character? How do you know?

Is Little Red Riding Hood a protagonist or antagonist Is Little Red Riding Hood a protagonist or antagonist? What makes you know this?

Are the following characters dynamic or static Are the following characters dynamic or static? How can you tell the difference?