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1 protagonist A leader in any enterprise or contest. SAT words from 'proffer' to 'protective'
2 protagonist the main character, who must overcome obstacles and resolve the conflict Literary Terms
3 Protagonist good guy English Vocab - Exam
4 Protagonist Leading character, hero, or heroine of a drama or other literary work Macbeth Vocab Lit Terms
5 protagonist n. A leader in any enterprise or contest. P
6 Protagonist The central character of a story who serves as a focus for its themes and incidents and as the principal rationale for its development. Literary Terms
7 protagonist The main character of a narrative; its central character who engages the reader's interest and empathy. MLW, Mrs.Meyers-Lit Terms
8 protagonist Typically the main character in a work, this is one who struggles to do or learn something. English Semesters I and II
9 Protagonist Engages readers empathy and interest. Literary Terms
10 Protagonist main character in film, book, play etc. Major Test Vocabulary, 6 of 10
11 protagonist Main character of play Eng 2 Antigone Vocab
12 protagonist n. A leader in any enterprise or contest. GRE Word List
13 protagonist a English Midterm Vocabulary
14 protagonist main character American Literature
15 Protagonist the central character of a literary work All Literary Devices
16 protagonist The main character of a literary work AP Vocab - Full List
17 protagonist The main character of a literary work AP Vocab 2
18 Protagonist the central character of a literary work Week Seven Literary Terms
19 Protagonist the main character in a play C-5 Structure of Drama
20 protagonist the main character in a play C-4 Acting
21 protagonist the leading character in a noverl, play, or other work; a leader or champion SAT VOCABS (P)
22 Protagonist main character in a literary work Literary terms (7th Grade)
23 Protagonist Good Guy English Vocabulary
24 protagonist hero or main character, elicits audience sympathy Hockinson AP Literature and Composition
25 protagonist the main character in a literary work (+) L and G vaca (4-26-07)
26 Protagonist the positive main character in a literary work L and G week of April 22
27 protagonist main character in literacy + l of g
28 protagonist main character words
29 Protagonist the central character of a literary work Literary Terms 5
30 Protagonist main character Literary Terms 8
31 protagonist the leading character of a drama or other literary work Types of People 63-93
32 protagonist the leading character of a drama or other literary work Types of People 63-93
33 protagonist the main character in a drama or literary work ELASH
34 protagonist the main character with whom the audience is instead to identify literary terms
35 Protagonist the main character with whom the audience is intended to identify literary terms
36 protagonist A leader in any enterprise or contest. SAT Words (5000) - freevocabulary.com
37 Protagonist The main character with whom the audience is intended to identify. jr Literary terms
38 Protagonist The main character with whom the audience is intended to identify. EJ Literary terms
39 Protagonist the main charater or force with whom the audience is intended to identify. dj Literary terms
40 Protagonist the central character of a drama novel short story or narrative poem. Conversly the antagonist is the person or forcr that opposes the protagonist literary analysis 2
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