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Antagonist
Who is an "antagonist"?
An antagonist is a character or force in a story that opposes or creates conflict for the protagonist, who is the main character or hero. The antagonist's role is to challenge the protagonist's goals and drive the plot forward by introducing obstacles or opposition. This conflict often helps to reveal the protagonist’s traits and motivations, and can include characters, societal forces, or internal struggles. The antagonist is essential for creating tension and drama in the narrative.
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Example
The crime drama wrote out the antagonist, giving closure to the ongoing storyline.
The novel's antagonist was depicted as a cunning scoundrel who manipulated others for his own gain.
In the thriller, the antagonist polished off anyone who posed a threat.
The antagonist in the novel behaved evilly, causing chaos and destruction for personal satisfaction.
The novel's antagonist was a wicked character, plotting schemes to harm others.
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