Longer Fiction & Drama Introduction
In literature, what role does internal conflict play in shaping a character's journey?
What type of character is largely unchanged or unaffected by the events in a story?
Which is an example of an internal change that a dynamic character may go through?
In Shakespeare's "Hamlet," how does Hamlet’s soliloquy in Act III contribute to his character progression?
In texts where multiple protagonists undergo divergent developmental arcs, what comprehensive theme can be distilled from their collective trajectories?
Considering Toni Morrison's "Beloved" through a postcolonial framework, how could Sethe's maternal instincts be reinterpreted?
How might a reader employing an ecocritical lens interpret Hester Prynne's character change over the course of "The Scarlet Letter"?
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What term describes a character who undergoes significant internal change over the course of a narrative?
Which theme centers around characters who struggle against their own psychological flaws?
How does a first-person narrative perspective primarily affect the reader's understanding of other characters in a novel?