US EditionWhat Is a Static Character in a Story? Definition & Examples
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What Is a Static Character in a Story? Definition & Examples
The most central elements of any story, be it a novel, a film, a TV series, or a stage play, are its characters.They are the drivers of the story. They drive the content, they drive the conflict, and they provide the points of view. There are two requisite types of characters—dynamic characters and static characters. Dynamic characters are those who undergo notable internal (personal) changes throughout the course of a story. By that definition,…
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