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A good protagonist, whether a hero or villain, is characterized by depth, complexity, and relatability. This character should possess a well-defined goal, motivation, and set of internal and external conflicts that drive their actions and development throughout the story. They should evoke empathy or at least understanding from the audience, making their journey compelling and engaging. In no particular order.

A good antagonist can vary widely, but they should always create meaningful conflict and tension. They should be well-developed, with clear motivations that make their actions believable and, ideally, relatable on some level, even if their methods are extreme or unethical. For pure evil villains, their compelling nature often lies in their unapologetic commitment to their malevolent goals, providing a clear and daunting obstacle for the protagonist. In no particular order.

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