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How might an author make a character the antagonist in a story? A. By making her evil. B. By having her change during the course of a story. C. By putting her in conflict with the hero. D. By having her
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How might an author make a character the antagonist in a story? A. By making her evil. B. By having her change during the course of a story. C. By putting her in conflict with the hero. D. By having her act as a sidekick to the protagonist.

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It definitely is C being that the protagonist is characterized as being the lead character and or the hero while AN meaning without antagonist literally stands for opposition to protagonist
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I personally think that it would be C. by putting her in conflict with the hero
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