When analyzing literary characters, there are many different
types. Static characters do not change, while dynamic characters
change throughout the piece of literature. Round characters are
characters that we know a lot about, while flat characters we
only know basic details about. Protagonist characters are
leading characters while antagonists are characters working
against the protagonist. So we meet literary characters all the
time. They exist in every story that we read but I want to talk
about some ways that we can actually analyze them in order to
see what significance they have. So I've got a couple of pairs
of words that really work together when it comes to labelling
characters. And the first are static characters and dynamic
characters. So, static characters are those that stay the same,
whereas Dynamic characters are those that change throughout the
piece of literature. So let's think about 'Finding Nemo' for
instance. A set of character that exists is Bruce the Shark,
right? He's a shark, he wants