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Which reason is the worst for giving a protagonist weaknesses or flaws? A) It allows the playwright to make mistakes without anyone noticing. B) It gives more options for the character to grow. C) It helps
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Which reason is the worst for giving a protagonist weaknesses or flaws?

A) It allows the playwright to make mistakes without anyone noticing.
B) It gives more options for the character to grow.
C) It helps the audience connect, since no one is perfect.
D) It creates possibilities for conflict.

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A) It allows the playwright to make mistakes without anyone noticing.

This is a terrible reason... it's just lazy. everything else makes sense. I would say that B and C are the best reasons, but D is a great reason too.

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a. everything else is correct,

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