A round character is described as what?

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A round character is described as what?

Round characters are fully developed, multidimensional figures whose inner thoughts and conflicts are revealed and who grow or change through the story. This depth comes from showing strengths and weaknesses, contradictions, motives, and emotional responses, making them feel like real people. The other options don’t fit because a character who is flat and static lacks complexity and remains the same; a minor character with no depth isn’t developed enough to be considered round; a narrator who remains unseen refers to who tells the story, not the character’s development.

Round characters are fully developed, multidimensional figures whose inner thoughts and conflicts are revealed and who grow or change through the story. This depth comes from showing strengths and weaknesses, contradictions, motives, and emotional responses, making them feel like real people. The other options don’t fit because a character who is flat and static lacks complexity and remains the same; a minor character with no depth isn’t developed enough to be considered round; a narrator who remains unseen refers to who tells the story, not the character’s development.

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