They would be known as static.
A character that never changes his point of view in a story is often referred to as a static character. This type of character remains consistent in their beliefs, values, and personality throughout the narrative, providing a stable reference point for the other characters to interact with and react to.
A dynamic character. A dynamic character changes, while a static character does not.
I think it is the most important part of the writing. The Climax is the point in the story where the main character's point of view changes, or the most exciting/action filled part of the story.
round character
Dynamic Character
a round character is a character in a story that changes his/her personality or actions as the story unfolds. a flat character is the opposite. (:
Homer Barron is a static character (or character who doesn't change throughout the story). Interestingly, Homer is presented as a minor character who plays a major role. Homer never changes and his features are presented directly throughout the story. Homer tends to fade away in the story and is eventually killed, removing him from the story until the end.
A dynamic character.
A dynamic character is one who changes as a result of the events of the story. This change can be in attitude, beliefs, behavior, or other aspects of their character. Dynamic characters are often central to the development and resolution of the story.
A character that changes in a story is often referred to as a dynamic or round character. These characters undergo development or transformation throughout the story, whether it's a shift in beliefs, personality, or actions in response to the events they experience. This change is typically essential for character growth and the overall narrative arc of the story.
i really dont think it changes in the story
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