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What is the literary term for the character who is the “opponent” or the “bad guy”? A. protagonist B. stock character C. antagonist D. archetype
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What is the literary term for the character who is the “opponent” or the “bad guy”?

A. protagonist
B. stock character
C. antagonist
D. archetype

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C. antagonist is the bad guy hope this helps
User Raynita
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c. antagonist because he "antagonizes" the protagonist.
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