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May 8th, 2011 | Author: admin
Do Antagonists Have To Be People?
Coach Teresa here to answer the question with a question. Colleague Mary E. Knippel and her husband rented the new movie The King’s Speech (starring Colin Firth) and I watched it with them.
Who can tell me what/who is the most frightening antagonist to the protagonist (main character) in this story?
Mary’s husband says: “The microphone!” What do you think? What does the microphone represent?
Sincerely,
Cheers from Writing Coach Teresa!
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