Realistic Character

Definition

A realistic character is a fictional character in a literary work who closely resembles real people and exhibits believable traits, emotions, and behaviors. They are often complex and multidimensional.

Related terms

Round Character: A round character is one who undergoes significant development throughout the story, with their personality, beliefs, or values changing over time.

Dynamic Character:

A dynamic character is one who experiences internal changes or growth as a result of the events in the story.

Flat Character: A flat character is one who lacks depth and complexity, often serving as a stereotype or representing only one or two traits.