The reader does not know much about a flat character, which is one that has little information given by the author. This is in contrast to a round character, which is fully described and more realistic to the reader.
A flat character is one that is not fully developed or described.
The more a writer knows about a character, the more real or true a character will seem to the reader. It's important not to reveal too much to the reader, and also not to reveal too little, but equally important is simply knowing much more about a character than the reader does when the reader first encounters that character. You might say that a character that has not been developed before it meets the printed page will seem as thin as the paper itself, whereas a character with a deep backstory, personality, ambitions, and fears will appear three-dimensional.
yes Actually, the protagonist is the main character, so they are likely to go through some personality changes and the reader is likely to get to know them and learn about their feelings. A one-dimentional character is a pretty platonic person. Not much of a personality.
How much education the writer had
yes, clumsy means your nervous too much that you stumble.
A static character is a character that doesn't change much, and is usually a minor character. A dynamic character is one that goes through some kind of change during the book, play, or other type of literature and is usually a main character.
Many as many the reader reaches to imagine. William Butler Yeats has been is, much probably, if not the best, one of them, what I dare to say: may be the greatest reader-writer. Joao Jose Beltrao - belttram55@globo.com
Hero and Claudio have problems, but they marry and are happy at the end.
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You may not that much beauty that he thinks or may be he dislike your character...
Do not know much about Kindle or Nook e-book but go to the library and see if they have some there for the public to use. Then you can decide which e-book reader works best for you.
Please rewrite this question. It doesn't make much sense and the reader doesn't know who "they" are.
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