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What is another word for character in a story?

Here are some words you can use instead of "character" in a story:

Formal:

* Protagonist: The main character.

* Antagonist: The character who opposes the protagonist.

* Figure: A person or being in the story.

* Personage: A person of importance or distinction in the story.

Informal:

* Person: A human being in the story.

* Being: A creature or entity in the story.

* Player: A participant in the events of the story.

* Individual: A single person in the story.

* Soul: A person's spirit or essence.

Figurative:

* Creation: A character made up by the author.

* Entity: A being with its own unique characteristics.

* Archetype: A character who embodies a universal pattern or type.

The best word to use will depend on the context of your writing. For example, if you are discussing the main character, "protagonist" would be a good choice. If you are talking about a minor character, "individual" or "being" might be more appropriate.

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