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Which best describes an antagonist? the main character, often a hero a well-developed character who is important to the story the character who is in conflict with the protagonis…

Which best describes an antagonist? the main character, often a hero a well-developed character who is important to the story the character who is in conflict with the protagonis…
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Which best describes an antagonist?

the main character, often a hero
a well-developed character who is important to the story
the character who is in conflict with the protagonist, a “bad guy”
a poorly developed character

User Sudheer Nunna
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The character in conflict with the protagonist, but in the best stories he/she is also well developed and important to the plot.
User Dinis Cruz
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The third answer, "the character who is in conflict with the protagonist, a "bad guy"". This is because that is what antagonist means, except that he/she isn't always a "bad guy".
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