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The protagonist is always in conflict with the main character True or False ?
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The protagonist is always in conflict with the main character
True or False ?

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well I think false
becuase sometimes the protagonist is the main character.
User Chia
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The protagonist is typically the main character, but no. It is usually other people in conflict with the protagonist (usually the antagonist) but it does not always have to be the main character.
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