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What kind of grade point avreage do you need to be an FBI agent?
There is a lot more to it than your gpa.
Who can be a protagonish?
what kind of person can be a protagonist
Tear gas is considered to be what kind of agent?
It is an Incapacitating agent
What kind of person is the protagonist in the pearl by John Steinbeck?
joh stenbeck
What kind of agent was mustard gas?
Mustard Gas was a blister agent.
What kind of pain is the kind of pain that will cause you to want to break up?
the kind that makes you think that you've truly had enough. youll now your breaking point ,and when it happens youll wont turn back. youll go ahead.
Is a frame story a kind of detective fiction?
If by frame story you mean a story in which the protagonist is framed and must seek exoneration by finding the real perpetrator, then yes, I suppose it would be a kind of detective fiction.....even if the protagonist is not a detective by trade.
Who is the Protagonist and Antagonist in The Merchant of Venice?
It's a bit awkward, because there are two plots in the play. In the first, Bassanio would be the protagonist in his quest for Portia's hand, but there is no antagonist. In the second, Shylock is a kind of antagonist to Antonio's protagonist, but one does not feel that Antonio is a character of that kind of significance. This may be one reason that many modern interpreters recast the play as the Tragedy of Shylock, with Shylock as a protagonist and Portia as an antagonist.
What kind of character changes because of the conflict?
The protagonist typically undergoes the most significant character changes as a result of the conflict. Through facing obstacles and overcoming challenges, the protagonist learns, grows, and evolves, leading to a transformation in beliefs, values, or behaviors by the end of the story.
What kind of point of view for the interlopers?
kind of point of view
What is a character that is trying to achieve some kind of goal?
i would really say the protagonist would be the character that is trying to achieve a goal because the main character always has some kind of goal while the protagonist is trying to keep the antagonist from reaching their goal
What percentage of couples break up over no future?
I would have to say 100% at some point will break up if either party knows for sure there is no future. Sounds cruel to get involved knowing there is no future...what kind of person would do that?
