What is the main goal of a story's antagonist? A. To distract the reader from the story's plot B. To provide obstacles for the protagonist c. To introduce the conflict of the story D. To stop the hero

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What is the main goal of a story's antagonist?

A. To distract the reader from the story's plot
B. To provide obstacles for the protagonist
c. To introduce the conflict of the story
D. To stop the hero from doing the right thing

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The answer of the question is to provide obstacles for the protagonist

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