What is the protagonist of a story?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. the main character of the story
- Step 1: Every story has a central figure. Step 2. That figure is the protagonist, and the opposing force is the antagonist. Answer: the main character. Why not the others: The narrator may or may not be the protagonist, the opposing character is the antagonist, and the author's voice is not a character.
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