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What is the literary term for the character who is the “opponent” or the “bad guy”? A. protagonist B. stock character C. antagonist D. archetype

What is the literary term for the character who is the “opponent” or the “bad guy”? A. protagonist B. stock character C. antagonist D. archetype
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What is the literary term for the character who is the “opponent” or the “bad guy”?

A. protagonist
B. stock character
C. antagonist
D. archetype

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C. antagonist is the bad guy hope this helps
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User Raynita
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c. antagonist because he "antagonizes" the protagonist.
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