Matching Types of Characters
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Types of characters in a story. Match them with their definition.
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Topics of this game:
- The "bad guy" or villain in the story.
- The common uncommon hero. (Ex. Superman, Disney heroes, Barman)
- Character or force that comes at the end of the story to solve a conflict.
- The suppressed side of a persons personality that's unaccepting in society
- Person in the story who undergoes an inner change pr attitude
- A brave/noble character admired for great achievements.
- A character having consistent personality traits in the story (mostly 2)
- A character used to enhance another character through contrast.
- Well developed character who demonstrates varied or contradictory traits.
- A character who stays the same throughout the novel and never changes.
- The person telling the story.
- Good character in the story, sometimes the victim.
