Lo Scrittore Speciale Mod 4 Lez BONUS - Protagonista e Trama
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Okay, after this introduction, let's start talking about the protagonist, one of the fundamental dimensions for understanding, structuring, reasoning, and designing a good novel. The construction of a protagonist, the protagonist of a story, to begin with, is radically different from the construction of any other character, and not just because the protagonist will be on stage longer and will have
the point of view for a longer period of time. In reality, the protagonist of a story may not even be the bearer of the point of view of the same. The protagonist is nonetheless, that is, despite being undoubtedly the most important character in the novel, and
what makes him unique, what distinguishes him from all the other characters within the cast of the novel itself? So, this is obviously the central topic of this lesson, which will be very, very important. The construction of a memorable protagonist , obviously the protagonist can be male or female, it doesn't matter, it goes
beyond the mere assignment of physical and personality traits, which instead concerns all characters in general. The protagonist has all that part, of course, and it has to be realized down to the smallest detail, but there’s something else too. It’s about creating a sort of inner journey for the protagonist that in a certain sense
forms the backbone of the novel itself, of the story itself. And this inner journey experienced by the protagonist will resonate to some extent with the reader, showing how the character changes, grows or fails over the course of the narrative. In this lesson I will introduce you to the concept of narrative structure starting from the
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