Central character

Definition

The central character is the main protagonist or focal point of a story. They are usually involved in the major conflicts and their actions drive the plot.

Related terms

Character development: Character development refers to how characters change, grow, or evolve throughout a story. It includes their physical, emotional, and psychological transformations.

Protagonist:

The main character in a literary work who typically faces challenges and drives the narrative forward.

Antagonist:

A character or force that opposes or creates conflict for the protagonist.