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== The following tropes relate to antagonists == |
== The following tropes relate to antagonists == |
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* [[Antagonist in Mourning]] |
* [[Antagonist in Mourning]] |
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* [[Antagonist Title]] |
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* [[Hero Antagonist]] |
* [[Hero Antagonist]] |
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* [[Villains]] |
* [[Villains]] |
Latest revision as of 15:22, 19 June 2022
The Antagonist is completely and totally dependent on The Protagonist for its existence. This is because he or she exists for the purpose of opposing the efforts of the Protagonist. They don't have to be a Big Bad, an Anti-Villain, or even morally objectionable in any sense (though they often are); they merely have to oppose The Protagonist. The Antagonist usually provides the conflict and thus the story. Because of this, The Antagonist is about as Omnipresent as The Protagonist, though there are stories that have No Antagonist.
In Real Life, you might consider a few select individuals your personal antagonist.
The following tropes relate to antagonists
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