Antagonists are always

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anonymous · Answer

An antagonist is always in opposition, but she isn't always bad or mean. An antagonist is someone who opposes someone else. In the book "How the Grinch Stole Christmas," the antagonist is the Grinch, because he tries to make life miserable for every Who down in Whoville.

alif · Answer

Couldn't have said it better @bubbles-are-cool.
An antagonist is anyone that opposes the protagonist, it can be a person, a group or even a society. It doesn't have to be human, it can be an animal or a thing or even nature. Key point is an antagonist is always that thing that stands in the main characters ways and prevents them from moving forward.

~Think about antagonist in books and movies and you'll get an idea:
---Loki from "Thor" is an example of a person
---The Society in "the giver" is an example of a institution or group of people
---Nature in "Hatchet" is an example of nature being antagonist

anonymous · Answer

ohhh i read 'the giver' c:

alif · Answer

I know, I literately ate that book while reading it. So many symbols in such a small thing.

anonymous · Answer

yeah i was surprised how a little could was supposed to handle all those things the giver showed him o:

alif · Answer

Yah, I was surprised too
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