Protagonist Form (Potential Structure)

Section: Narrative Role and Impact:

The fields in this section are repeatable fields in case your protagonist is a group of characters as a protagonist instead of just a singular character.

• Initial Position in Story: Describe the protagonist’s situation and role at the beginning of the story.
• Key Contributions to Plot: How do they drive the story forward? What are their significant actions or decisions that influence the plot?
• Role in Climax and Resolution: Detail their part in the culmination and resolution of the main conflict.

Character Development Arc:

• Personal Growth: Focus on how they evolve throughout the story, including changes in beliefs, attitudes, and understanding of the world.
• Challenges and Overcoming Obstacles: Describe the specific internal and external conflicts they face and how they overcome them.
• Evolution of Goals and Aspirations: How do their objectives change over the course of the story?

Moral and Ethical Journey:

• Moral Dilemmas and Choices: Highlight significant moral decisions they face and how these choices reflect their character.
• Ethical Evolution: How do their moral and ethical stances change throughout the story?

Protagonist’s Unique Traits:

• Special Skills or Abilities: Focus on unique talents or abilities that are particularly relevant to their role as the protagonist.
• Distinct Personality Quirks: Traits that make them memorable or distinctive, beyond the basic personality profile.

Future Potential and Legacy:

• Open-Ended Possibilities: Potential directions for their character beyond the current narrative.
• Impact and Legacy: What lasting impact do they leave on the story’s world or other characters?