Antagonist and Protagonist
the bad guy in a story.
a protagonist would be the good guy.
you can remember that, because pro=good. and an=bad.
examples for antagonist and protagonist
antagonist:
voldemort is the antagonsit in the harry potter series.
kronos is the antagonsit in the percy jackson series.
protagonsit:
harry potter is the protagonsit in the harry potter series.
percy jackson, son of posiedan is the protagonsit in the percy jackson series.
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