Editing The Art of Character (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Characterization''' — The process by which a writer reveals the personality of a character.
* '''Protagonist''' — The main character who drives the action.
* '''Antagonist''' — The person or force that "Opposes" the protagonist.
* '''Flat Character''' — A character with only one or two "Traits" (usually a stereotype like "The Mean Boss").
* '''Round Character''' — A complex character with many "Layers" and contradictions.
* '''Static Character''' — A character who stays the same from the beginning to the end.
* '''Dynamic Character''' — A character who undergoes a "Significant Change" or growth.
* '''Flaw (Hamartia)''' — The "Mistake" or "Weakness" in a character that leads to their downfall or their struggle (e.g., Pride, Greed, Fear).
* '''Motivation''' — The "Why" behind a character's actions (e.g., "I want to save my daughter" or "I want to be famous").
* '''Archetype''' — A universal character type that appears across different stories (e.g., The Mentor, The Shapeshifter, The Outcast).
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