Every aspect needs to be considered when designing a character from their appearance, their interaction with other characters, body language or the choice of dialogue, for example the choice of words and style of the language can tell us a lot about the character. Such as we would immediately notice if a character was confident by their loud voice or by non stop talking.
In books, television programs or films there is always at least one protagonist, who is the main character and does not necessarily need to be the ‘good guy’.
This protagonist allows the reader/viewer to have a connection and so ‘a way in’ to the story and is key to most stories as without the main character, it becomes harder to identify and relate to significant events.
There is also often an Antagonist, who is the cause of the conflicts and without this character the protagonist would have little problems and so would lead an average life with not a lot happening. A stereotype can also be introduced to communicate a lot of information about a character very efficiently.
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