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This study guide covers analyzing longer fiction and drama, focusing on foil characters, character motives, nonlinear narrative structures, narrative tone and bias, and characters as symbols/archetypes. It also emphasizes connecting literary arguments within broader contexts. Key skills include identifying textual details, explaining functions of literary elements, and developing literary arguments with evidence.
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Question 1 of 12
Ready to shine? ✨ A character that contrasts with the protagonist to highlight their qualities is called a:
Protagonist
Foil
Antagonist
Confidante