A character being three-dimensional refers to how much they change throughout a story. A two-dimensional character may not change very much, or at all, and will have simple motives and personalities. A three-dimensional character, on the other hand, is more complex and dynamic in these aspects and others, and may develop significantly over the course of a story.
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