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What is one type of character commonly found in narrative poetry?
What is one type of character commonly found in narrative poetry?
- Static Character
- Antagonist (correct)
- Flat Character
- Supporting Character
Which type of conflict involves a character struggling against an external force?
Which type of conflict involves a character struggling against an external force?
- Person vs. Self
- Internal Conflict
- Person vs. Society (correct)
- Person vs. Person (correct)
What character type is designed to contrast with another character?
What character type is designed to contrast with another character?
- Antagonist
- Protagonist
- Dynamic Character
- Foil (correct)
Which of the following is NOT a type of conflict in narrative poetry?
Which of the following is NOT a type of conflict in narrative poetry?
What distinguishes a dynamic character in narrative poetry?
What distinguishes a dynamic character in narrative poetry?
What type of character undergoes significant internal change throughout a narrative poem?
What type of character undergoes significant internal change throughout a narrative poem?
Which type of conflict is characterized by a struggle between a character and their own emotions or decisions?
Which type of conflict is characterized by a struggle between a character and their own emotions or decisions?
What type of conflict involves a character dealing with societal norms or laws?
What type of conflict involves a character dealing with societal norms or laws?
Which character type is primarily defined by their lack of complexity and development in the narrative?
Which character type is primarily defined by their lack of complexity and development in the narrative?
What type of conflict features a character trying to survive against natural disasters or challenges?
What type of conflict features a character trying to survive against natural disasters or challenges?
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Character Types in Narrative Poetry
- Common Character Type: Protagonist is often central in narrative poetry, driving the plot and engaging the audience’s emotions.
- Character Contrast: Antagonist typically serves as the opposing force to the protagonist, creating tension and conflict within the story.
Types of Conflict
- External Conflict: Occurs when a character struggles against an outside force, such as nature, society, or another character.
- Types of Conflict in Narrative Poetry: Includes external conflict, internal conflict, person vs. society, and person vs. nature; however, not every conflict type applies universally.
Character Development
- Dynamic Character: A character that undergoes significant internal change throughout the narrative, demonstrating growth or transformation as a response to experiences and events.
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