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Static Character

Definition: A static character is a fictional character in a literary work who does not undergo any significant change or development throughout the course of the story.

Examples of Usage:

As a noun:

1. The villain in the novel remained a static character, never showing any personal growth.
2. In the play, the static character serves as a contrast to the dynamic protagonist.
3. The author intentionally created a static character to emphasize the importance of the dynamic characters.

As an adjective:

1. The character's static nature made it difficult for the audience to connect with him emotionally.
2. Unlike his sister, who experienced a profound transformation, Tom remained a static character from start to finish.
3. The playwright used static characters to represent societal norms and conventions.

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