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What are people in a book called?

People in a book are called characters.

Here are some other terms you might use:

* Protagonist: The main character, often the "hero" or central figure.

* Antagonist: The character who opposes the protagonist, often the "villain."

* Supporting characters: Characters who play important roles but are not the main focus.

* Minor characters: Characters who appear briefly and have limited roles.

* Narrator: The voice that tells the story. Sometimes the narrator is a character, and sometimes it's an outside voice.

Let me know if you have any other questions about literature!

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