Question

what type of character does not change?
static
flat
round
sympathetic
question 5
10 pts
in the ordinary world, the protagonist is usually depicted as not being completely aware of the problems he/she will have to face.
true
false
question 6
10 pts
in the end, the hero returns to his ordinary world as a changed person.
true
false

Explanation:

1. A static character is defined as one who undergoes no internal change throughout a narrative. Flat characters lack depth, round characters develop complexity, and sympathetic characters evoke audience empathy, none of which match the "does not change" criteria.
2. In the "Ordinary World" stage of the hero's journey, the protagonist exists in a familiar, unchallenged state and has no full awareness of the impending conflicts or adventures that will disrupt their life, making this statement true.
3. A core element of the hero's journey is the protagonist's transformation through their trials; when they return to their ordinary world, they carry the growth, lessons, or changes gained from their quest, so this statement is true.

Answer:

1. A. static
2. A. True
3. A. True