Dynamic vs. Static Characters

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Dynamic vs. Static Characters

Change Specific type of change Within, not to the character Internal Major change in personality Change in character’s outlook on life Values Overall change in nature of character Within, not to the character

Is there change? Ask yourself Yes No Have the character’s personality/values/outlook changed throughout the story? Yes Dynamic No Static

Dynamic Major change in character Bad  Good Good  Bad Crucial to the story

Static Remains same throughout story Same beginning to end Mean Nice No internal changes Example: Plastic surgery

Dynamic Characters Scrooge Grinch Beginning: mean, bitter, greedy End: generous, kind, beloved Grinch

Static Characters Cinderella’s stepmother Cinderella Beginning: mean, cruel, cold End: mean, cruel, cold Cinderella Beginning: kind, loyal, honest End: kind, loyal, honest

Not better, just different Who’s better? Neither character is superior Both have purpose and function Not better, just different