The relationship between PROTAGONIST and HEROINE suggests a specific role or type within a broader category, where a protagonist is often the main character in a story and a heroine is a female protagonist. Similarly, CLOTHING relates to a specific item (like a skirt) that is made from materials and created by a seamstress, who uses sewing as a technique. Therefore, the best analogy completion would be "Skirt."
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a protagonist is a hero in a narrative/story. a female hero is a heroine, so there is no sexual differences in the term "protagonist"
The heroine (or female protagonist) is Sadie Jones, played by Mandy Moore.
Um.... She's the protagonist of the story. and she's a girl, so.... yeah. Heroine.
Protagonist is to heroin as clothing is to skirt. Everything revolves around the protagonist in a story, and a skirt is a piece of clothing that is "wrapped" around a person.
Heroine - hero (fem)
This is called a protagonist. The protagonist is the central character in a story who is often seen as the hero or heroine, and with whom the audience typically sympathizes or identifies.
the main character in literary works is called a protagonist the main character in literary works is called a protagonist
Bell (Kristen Stewart) is the heroine, or main character of the Twilight series.
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Dorothy Gale of Kansas is the protagonist of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
A heroine is the female equivalent of a hero.In narrative storytelling, whether film, literature, or some other form, this is often the main character of a story, or protagonist, whose experiences are the main focus of the plot.As with a hero, a heroine is generally a protagonist who displays bravery, overcomes an obstacle or foe, or is at least generally expected to be likable to her audience.