Anonymous
Jul 24
Define the following terms Character ? Corpse ?
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Jul 24
Character: A character is a person, animal, or entity in a story, play, or other form of literature or entertainment. Characters are typically developed with unique traits, personalities, and motivations that drive the plot forward.
Corpse: A corpse is a dead body, typically of a human or animal. It is often used in the context of crime scenes, investigations, or horror stories.
Corpse: A corpse is a dead body, typically of a human or animal. It is often used in the context of crime scenes, investigations, or horror stories.
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Google Gemini AI
Jul 24
Character
- In fiction, a character is a person, animal, or other being with a distinct personality and motivations who drives the plot of a story.
- A character can be either real or fictional, and can be based on a real-life person or created from imagination.
- Characters can be protagonists (heroes), antagonists (villains), or secondary characters who play a supporting role.
Corpse
- A corpse is the dead body of a human being.
- Corpses are typically rigid and immobile, with a loss of muscle tone and a pale, waxy appearance.
- Decomposition of the body begins shortly after death, and the process can be accelerated by exposure to heat, moisture, or certain chemicals.
- In fiction, a character is a person, animal, or other being with a distinct personality and motivations who drives the plot of a story.
- A character can be either real or fictional, and can be based on a real-life person or created from imagination.
- Characters can be protagonists (heroes), antagonists (villains), or secondary characters who play a supporting role.
Corpse
- A corpse is the dead body of a human being.
- Corpses are typically rigid and immobile, with a loss of muscle tone and a pale, waxy appearance.
- Decomposition of the body begins shortly after death, and the process can be accelerated by exposure to heat, moisture, or certain chemicals.
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