Although he is not the leading character in the operetta, The Mikado dominates the action throughout by his unseen presence in Act I, and when he majestically appears later in Act II. He is the ruler of Japan and all-powerful; his Word is Law! Much of the action centres around the intentions, desires and wishes of The Mikado. Besides , the operetta would not have sounded quite so grand or memorable if Gilbert & Sullivan had chosen the name of one of the major characters, such as 'Yum-Yum', 'Nanki-Poo' or 'Ko-Ko' The word "Mikado" itself was an archaic Japanese term for the "Emperor of Japan." Chosen during a period of intense popular interest in the orient, and Japan in particular, the choice of such a name for the Opera increased its public profile during the original run of the piece.
It is said that Abraham is a central figure because he was the 16th president and was shot and killed in a movie theatre.This is why Abraham is a central figure
The central figure in what? Politics? Religion? If so, which one?
James Madison
The central figure in the Catholic religion is Jesus.
Christ
That's called the figure's area.That's called the figure's area.That's called the figure's area.That's called the figure's area.
Martin Luther
It was a bull.
Martin Luther
In a movie or a book, the central figure refers to the person the plot is about. This is who the story is centered around and who the reader or viewer is meant to grow attached to.
It depends on the type of figure. If it is a 2D figure, then it is called area. If it is a 3D figure, then it is called volume.
What is the 7th figure called