Assertion: protagonist | /r/HasProperty | good guy
Facets:
value: mostly
type: DEGREE
value: necessarily
type: DEGREE
value: sometimes
type: TEMPORAL
value: most of the time
type: TEMPORAL
value: with val
type: OTHER
value: with sarah
type: OTHER
value: usually
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: A protagonist can be a "good guy" when the story is mainly about a good guy, like in the movie, "Superman".
text: That is, they are “good guys” and have the audience’s full sympathy.
text: Note, too, that your protagonist doesn’t necessarily have to be sympathetic or ‘good’.
text: A protagonist in a story is usually the good person, or is trying to do something good.
text: If the Protagonist is good enough friends with Sarah, Val or provided Julia with three or more secret notes, the Protagonist will be saved and thank them for coming to their rescue.
text: Protagonist is mostly a good guy who is forced to get involved in a struggle with the antagonist, the villain who opposes him.
text: Being a good guy most of the time, a protagonist gets all the sympathy of the audiences or the readers, but if he is anti-hero or a bad guy, the sympathy of the people does not lie with him.
text: Protagonist is mostly a good guy who is forced to get involved in a struggle with the antagonist who opposes him.
text: You may be wondering why the protagonist definition says a protagonist “could” be a “good guy”, but doesn’t have to be.
text: While the protagonist doesn’t necessarily have to be the good guy, the character most often is.
text: So when I say that the protagonist is the main character of the story, many of you might think that the protagonist is the good guy who narrates the story.
text: Sometimes both Protagonist and Antagonist are good guys.