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anonymous · Answer

Which line provides an example of an antagonist?

I gave Beth the poster boards she needed, knowing it would cost me a decent grade.

Bonnie gave the best presentation of the entire class to no one's surprise.

Callie stared at me, daring me to make a mistake, willing me to let her win.

Harrison was the best friend a boy could ever want even when he was beating me at cards.

seaturtle113 · Answer

An antagonist is a character, group of characters, or institution that represents the opposition against which the protagonist or protagonists must contend. So basically the bad person/people in a story.

anonymous · Answer

woops

anonymous · Answer

not suppose to just give answers sorry xc

anonymous · Answer

well now you know already though. its C

anonymous · Answer

because the Antag is always the Bad guy to be basic

anonymous · Answer

@SeaTurtle113  is it really c?

seaturtle113 · Answer

If you look you can clearly see that it's the only one that presents us with a "bad guy". SO yes.

anonymous · Answer

yeah
think about it. which one of these sounds malicious or evil?