A stock character is one that's

a. typically one-dimensional with a dominant quality.

b. always involved in some type of internal conflict.

c. constantly changing and adapting to situations.

d. familiar and commonly used in many stories

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Slade Fox

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13 September, 06:11

A stock character is one that's

a. typically one-dimensional with a dominant quality.

b. always involved in some type of internal conflict.

c. constantly changing and adapting to situations.

d. familiar and commonly used in many stories

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Logan Keller · Answer 1

C. would describe a dynamic character instead, while A. would describe a static character that does not change in a sense. So, your answer should be C.

A stock character is one that'sa. typically one-dimensional with a dominant quality.b. always involved in some type of internal conflict.c. constantly changing and adapting to situations.d. familiar and commonly used in many stories

A stock character is one that's

a. typically one-dimensional with a dominant quality.

b. always involved in some type of internal conflict.

c. constantly changing and adapting to situations.

d. familiar and commonly used in many stories