An antagonist

is always a good person
provides the conflict
is always a bad person
always loses in the end
Please help

Question

An antagonist 
 	
	is always a good person
	provides the conflict
	is always a bad person
	always loses in the end
Please help

anonymous · Answer

The third one seems closest....but when you read remember that they are just "bad" to the main character, they may actually be good but the Main character or Protagonist feels like that person is working against them, for example when your mom tells you to clean your room, you may feel like shes the antagonist, but she just wants to make sure you don't get bugs or anything bad like that

lemanual · Answer

I got it right :D It was Provides the Conflict :D

anonymous · Answer

Good :D

anonymous · Answer

That makes sense. An antagonist antagonizes someone.

anonymous · Answer

C is the answer the Antagonist is the one that give the conflict to the protagonist

anonymous · Answer

the antagonist is not always bad, look at Wuthering Heights, it's hard to even determine who the antagonist is