What is a flat character?

a. a simplistic character that is described more as a clich or stereotype

b. a character that experiences growth and change when exposed to conflict

c. a character that remains the same regardless of the plot's circumstances

d. a realistic character that responds to the plot's conflict in a lifelike manner

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Skyler Hudson

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17 November, 04:46

What is a flat character?

a. a simplistic character that is described more as a clich or stereotype

b. a character that experiences growth and change when exposed to conflict

c. a character that remains the same regardless of the plot's circumstances

d. a realistic character that responds to the plot's conflict in a lifelike manner

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Kayley Conley · Answer 1

Not B, that's a round character.

Not D, that's a dynamic character.

Either A or C.

Flat characters are simple and don't usually change.

Static characters never change and Archetypal characters are cliches.

Answer A fits the best.

Andre Wilkins · Answer 2

It is C. a character that remains the same regardless of the plot's circumstances. That's why it is called flat because it does't change. In short stable.