Flat character
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British pronunciation/flˈat kˈaɹɪktə/
American pronunciation/flˈæt kˈæɹɪktɚ/

Definition & Meaning of "flat character"

Flat character
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a character in a story who is not highly developed, and typically has only one or two distinguishing traits or characteristics

Who is a "flat character"?

A flat character is a character in a story who is one-dimensional and lacks significant depth or complexity. These characters are typically defined by a single trait or characteristic and do not undergo significant development or change throughout the narrative. They often serve a specific function in the plot or to highlight contrasts with more complex characters but do not have a substantial impact on the story’s emotional or overall meaning.

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