You're going to follow your protagonist, or else it's not a very good protagonist.
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And as the story narrows to its fundamental antagonist / protagonist face-off, the protagonist keeps making baffling choices.
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Atticus is not the protagonist in the book — Scout is — and in this play, Atticus was going to be the main protagonist.
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Do they exist just to get pregnant, create problems for the male protagonist, or die to make a male protagonist experience emotion?
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It's not uncommon for a dramatic work to create characters who serve as "foils" to the protagonist, or mirrors of the protagonist.
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He is also our protagonist, if we are to pick a human protagonist rather than a thematic one (motherhood or water might be other choices).
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Here's a still from the trailer of the films protagonist the films protagonist Jake walking through the ruins of Mid World: What's that creepy looking structure?
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He also protagonist-splains Dutchboy's working processes to the people who are actually running it, in an apparent bid to make himself the year's most obnoxious protagonist.
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But it also flirts with the idea of protagonist bias — the idea that the protagonist is the most special character just because the show says she is.
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Through the female protagonist of "Kehinde" (1994) and the male protagonist of "The New Tribe," Ms. Emecheta explored the predicament of Nigerians with their feet in two cultures.
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A word unknown to the protagonist of Ayn Rand's novella "Anthem" until the penultimate chapter — I (the protagonist refers to himself as "we" until chapter 10 of 11) 3503.
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Traditionally in a love triangle, both of the rivals represent one possible character path for the protagonist, so when the protagonist chooses a lover, they're also choosing a self.
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You pick between Kassandra, the female protagonist, or Alexios, the male protagonist, both of whom are descendants of Leonidas I, the famous king of Sparta during the Second Persian War.
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And just a story about women empowering each other and being the protagonist and not being the objects of a male story but being a protagonist in their own story.
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One of the biggest problems with Vinyl was how literally every character who wasn't the protagonist (played by Bobby Cannavale) had a more interesting story going on than said protagonist.
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The doppelgänger in Dostoyevsky's story does not drive the protagonist insane just because they look alike but because he makes the protagonist realize what it is he doesn't like about himself.
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The Walking Dead's Negan storyline has turned out to be a huge tactical error for the show, because it's shifted the series' center from Rick as protagonist to Negan as protagonist.
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And the unabashed lostness of the protagonist … SR Exactly.
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It's cruel because the audiences messes with the mind of the film's protagonist, Stefan (Fionn Whitehead), and it's addicting because...the audience gets to mess with the mind of the film's protagonist.
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Margio, the protagonist, is a sort of Javanese Raskolnikov (Dostoyevsky's protagonist in "Crime and Punishment"), though technically it is not he, but a white tiger living inside him, that does the killing.
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I saw myself echoed in the protagonist (or was the protagonist echoed in me?) When I felt dismayed in real life, I felt it in the music, in the environment, in my encounters.
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During this route Miyuki has been stalking you, and turns up to murder both Aoi and the protagonist for cheating on her (even though in this timeline the protagonist hasn't confessed to her).
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It is the first American children's show featuring an Alaska Native character as its protagonist, and this upbeat show features characters of many generations, traditional Native American knowledge, and a tech-savvy protagonist.
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Meet our protagonist Clay Dunbar in the exclusive excerpt below.
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That earlier series' protagonist, Walter White, chose to do nothing.
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The concept is to feature a different protagonist each season.
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Alan hollers at our protagonist for messing with his loop.
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One, Jon Snow is the protagonist of this show now.
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Girls Trip's protagonist Ryan (Regina Hall) is also the narrator.
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They are ciphers for the white male protagonist to crack.
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In the 2016 film Hush, the protagonist, Maddie, can't hear.
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Do you consider Ingrid an antihero or a true protagonist?
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A female protagonist — actually, three — in an old western film.
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But Maura, especially after the first season, isn't a protagonist.
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In most cases, the white counterpart is the apparent protagonist.
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Ellie, the protagonist, is at a dance with a lover.
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Imagine The Office's Dwight Schrute as a Don DeLillo protagonist.
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Without similar conviction, both play and protagonist are left hollow.
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Asian's man identity is entirely decided by the white protagonist.
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"Maybe they wouldn't have taken a paraplegic," the protagonist speculates.
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The film, like its protagonist, has led an itinerant life.
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Not all VR horror relies on physically embodying a protagonist.
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You've got a new protagonist now, and different thematic interests.
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Plus, Rutger Hauer of Blade Runner fame voices the protagonist.
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Alicia was an unusual network TV protagonist: enigmatic, shrewd, controlled.
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Conan Doyle's protagonist is supposed to be stylish, even effete.
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Still, the group liked the conviction of the film's protagonist.
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It shows our distrust in the protagonist at the time.
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Imagine a super hero movie where you're the main protagonist?
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Hero D. Protagonist is a bulky, tanned, sensible young man.
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She apprehensively approaches — the protagonist we have been waiting for.
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"Little Devil," as the voice for the film's abject protagonist.
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The game's protagonist, Cate Archer, isn't trying to fit in.
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Rey and Kylo are almost two halves of our protagonist.
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The protagonist searches for something in a dark, dank corridor.
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What kind of destiny had I chosen for my protagonist?
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Building seven episodes around a protagonist so divisive was tricky.
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I purposely painted my protagonist, Homer Wells, into a corner.
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Mozley's language is often subtle, but her protagonist is not.
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Jade, we all thought, the protagonist of the first game.
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Its clever, awkward, insecure protagonist, Selin, is an unforgettable character.
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You drift from feeling like the protagonist to a voyeur.
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The protagonist or hero comes across obstacles, conflicts, and villains.
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A protagonist would not be short of potential allies, though.
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McLain drew on primary sources to develop her fiery protagonist.
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The setup: Protagonist Quentin is trapped inside a magical hallucination.
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One is reminded of Amiri Baraka's Dutchman, where the white female protagonist Lula enters as temptress, complete with a tantalizing apple and exits without remorse, even after she kills Clay, the black male protagonist.
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"Now the state plays the role of protagonist," Mr. Gonzales said.
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Sometimes that's a new movie where the protagonist finds true love.
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But the protagonist of Seeing Red can never stop moving, can
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Our protagonist, Lina, is experiencing the anniversary of her mother's disappearance.
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The elderly rarely feature as the protagonist of a video game.
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But Yossarian's weary demeanor doesn't make for an especially dynamic protagonist.
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Most of those reasons involve protagonist Tree, played by Jessica Rothe.
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I think of protagonist Aliph writing in their diary at night.
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Not so, says our protagonist in the video atop this post.
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What Men Want won't be the last protagonist-swap remake, either.
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Now, protagonist Frank Kitteridge has been abandoned but is still alive.
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The plan was to sic the Mitchums on our vegetated protagonist.
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And she doesn't have to sacrifice herself to save the protagonist.
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The story's protagonist, Candace, is one of the few remaining survivors.
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Thankfully, the early 2010s introduced a different kind of female protagonist.
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As in those films, the protagonist is a married American woman.
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God of War's hyper-violent protagonist Kratos is a dad now.
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Are you in a Black Mirror with Strong Female Protagonist mood?
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Meanwhile, the protagonist finds a way to weaponize his own memories.
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It is beautifully written, but I find the protagonist very frustrating.
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That felt like a story that needed a slightly younger protagonist.
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Elisa, Del Toro's protagonist, is a very good Belle mock-up.
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Eliza Taylor from The 100 is the protagonist in Christmas Inheritance.
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She's not exactly the protagonist network comedies are usually built around.
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Rike, the movie's protagonist, is first seen with the ambulance team.
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Sean: Sean Boswell (Lucas Black) is the protagonist of Tokyo Drift.
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Cam'ron busts out his acting chops again, playing the heartbroken protagonist.
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Alicia Silverstone as protagonist Cher Horowitz in the 1995 movie "Clueless."
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Her protagonist, played by amateur actress Mei Kayama, has cerebral palsy.
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The protagonist, Arcelia, is desperate to connect with her mother Gladys.
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The show's protagonist, Dolores, is the oldest host in the park.
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By the end of season three, Joey was the show's protagonist.
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A policewoman wearing red lipstick nods warmly as the protagonist passes.
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The protagonist, in one screen, sports a glowing, super-powered suit.
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Her protagonist has both preppy handbook nostalgia and Talitha Getty fantasies.
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As in Shakespeare's play, Kate is not an especially appealing protagonist.
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The protagonist is John Craig, an Earth man in his 30s.
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Only one thing saves this book from being tiresome: its protagonist.
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Let's start with Quentin's first fear: that he's not the protagonist.
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If there was only one protagonist, we wouldn't get that diversity.
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Ms. Bennett's protagonist has called a timeout in her young life.
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I think that's powerful — the moment when the protagonist doesn't win.
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It didn't abandon the idea of the truly tortured protagonist, though.
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The protagonist is carefully developed and infused with an active voice.
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It's how I discovered the character of Ana, my book's protagonist.
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"Every adult failed Hannah [the protagonist] in the show," she said.
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Captain Marvel was first introduced as the main protagonist in 220.
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"The Good Catholic" is almost as strait-laced as its protagonist.
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Asian men are never the roles of the attractive, male protagonist.
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But like any protagonist, he can't see himself as we do.
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Mr Meek goes further: each protagonist speaks in a different register.
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In the novel, neither protagonist is fully wrong or fully right.
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We might also call them the Faye trilogy, after their protagonist.
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He may be a protagonist, but his actions aren't ethically justifiable.
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Exacerbating their fears, and those of their protagonist, was the Nov.
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Aleksey Serebryakov (the protagonist of "Leviathan") is in the large cast.
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You already know the protagonist of Sittenfeld's new novel — Hillary Rodham.
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By contrast, Lovecraft's protagonist is Gustaf Johansen, a white Norwegian sailor.
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Maybe Howard Roark, the protagonist of "The Fountainhead," by Ayn Rand.
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Dani is the protagonist of the 2019 folk horror film Midsommar.
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But of course Miller has chosen to have a female protagonist.
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And so usually the protagonist of the film is the teacher.
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Maybe the show will find a rhythm around its strange protagonist.
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Jericho is not a flawed protagonist, or even a grim antihero.
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There's a sultry femme fatale, leading our protagonist into moral dissolution.
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So, for example, if we're going to have a lead female gay protagonist in the zombie apocalyptic genre, that means the protagonist will be in really violent situations, both that she's perpetrating and that's done to her.
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In general, a skeptical pressure case is a thought experiment in which the protagonist has good evidence for something that he or she believes, but the reader is reminded that the protagonist could have made a mistake.
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And, like Twilight, our protagonist has her own personal journey to complete.
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It was predictably awkward and marked a major milestone for the protagonist.
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In the crisis phase, the protagonist is the person who was hurt.
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For Bohatsch, he hopes players walk away feeling empathy for their protagonist.
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Moana is, indeed, our first-ever Disney protagonist without a romantic partner.
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In his Death in Venice, the aging protagonist Gustav von Aschenbach is
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Don't embody the protagonist of Law Mower and mow strangers' lawns though.
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This is how we engage, looking into the eyes of the protagonist.
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Ms Skala's protagonist is Jacob, a divorcing, middle-aged journalist from London.
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Sometimes they help a male protagonist come to a realization about himself.
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That in turn would require some artistic licence with the main protagonist.
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The novel starts when Dr Rieux, the protagonist, starts noticing dead rats.
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Featuring protagonist Batek and his hawk Senu, the figurine is extremely detailed.
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Despite the stark title's suggestion of anonymity, the protagonist has a name.
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And Sam, true to her protagonist nature, sometimes treats her like one.
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Grande will be playing Penny Pingleton, best friend to protagonist Tracy Turnblad.
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Running alongside these heavy motifs, and the protagonist himself, is Miles (Casal).
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The Blacklist isn't the only show that features a heavily-armed protagonist.
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Unlike its protagonist, On The Basis of Sex won't change the world.
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In 2015, none of the Best Picture nominees had a woman protagonist.
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"Working in Volterra allowed me to feel like a protagonist," adds Lippi.
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I'm not saying a protagonist needs to be smart to be sympathetic.
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THE PROTAGONIST of Elif Shafak's 11th novel is dead when it begins.
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Takeshi Kovacs, our steely-jawed protagonist, is supposedly the last of them.
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They later worked on Creed, in which Jordan also played the protagonist.
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You may recognize the protagonist, Simon, from Jurassic World or Everything, Everything.
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Flashbacks are extremely rare for Mindy Lahiri (Mindy Kaling), the show's protagonist.
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He's the only ray of 'hope' for (the original game's protagonist) Jacket.
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"Fragile" In this psychological thriller, Peele should create a protagonist gone bad.
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Our protagonist here doesn't seem too bothered by his big fail, though.
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Like many aspiring musicians, the avian protagonist gets pushback from his parents.
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Like its protagonist, it means well, but lacks a sense of identity.
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So, we have met our protagonist and antagonist of this short film.
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With a mostly white cast, she shone brightly as the film's protagonist.
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Our protagonist is also waiting on a loose tooth to pop out.
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Singh is a solid, attractive protagonist, and we root for him continually.
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Its one saving grace, however, is the main protagonist, Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
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He was a protagonist on stage three, riding aggressively at the front.
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"Reservoir 13" is a novel without a protagonist but filled with people.
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Throughout, Muhly's chief concern is to show the individuation of the protagonist.
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Storey's hulk of a protagonist is an ex-mercenary, lately in Africa.
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Quite often music videos create multiple juxtapositions in which the protagonist performs.
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But the quest for its protagonist to live as Glenda — in 1953!
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Our analysis suggests that he is the true protagonist of the book.
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Multiple viewers tweeted that they hated the show's protagonist, Pop Buzz reports.
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"The protagonist is, in a very kind way, unbearable," Ms. Almozini said.
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Then we are introduced to Lloyd, the true protagonist of this tale.
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Water, in its many forms, is the protagonist, rather than the subject.
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Our child protagonist has a hand in the mechanism of the universe.
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She modeled the apartment of her protagonist on her own one-bedroom.
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However, he will now be faced with a determined protagonist in himself.
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I call it, "woman as protagonist," which is a term Spero used.
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J the protagonist allows for narrative maneuvers that would otherwise be impossible.
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I'm a talk fetishist," says the protagonist of his 1990 novel "Deception.
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By contrast, the Warriors are the protagonist, with something clearly to lose.
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The chief narrator of the battle, of course, remains its chief protagonist.
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Patsy is a novel as determined, honest, and necessary as its protagonist.
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And yet the play fails to commit its focus to its protagonist.
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Protagonist Rachel is an artist who doodles nightmares straight out of Lovecraft.
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In this case, the protagonist is the Eskimo hunter Inuk (Anthony Quinn).
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Nell, the protagonist of " Time and Tide " (1992), is a book editor.
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Have we ever seen a black protagonist snap as hard as Ma?
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The movie is set to star Tom Holland as protagonist Nathan Drake.
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"She is an anti-hero," the actress said of her Buffaloed protagonist.
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And Harding's attitude toward his protagonist had shifted from admiration to ambivalence.
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Spacey, 58, played the show's corrupt and conniving protagonist, President Frank Underwood.
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Grossman's protagonist, the self-styled Dovaleh G, is ready for the flames.
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But I love this novel and its protagonist; masturbating, alcoholic, conservative Jock.
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Protagonist Sam Bridges is living in a world where extinction is preordained.
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Pascetti, the protagonist in this production, isn't like most of his species.
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Our protagonist, Charlie Worthing, has just been recruited as a Winter Consul.
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" Ms. Higashiyama is the protagonist of "I Will Not Work Overtime, Period!
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But Jenkins's protagonist — Chiron — also lives in fairly extreme poverty in Miami.
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They believe that women will go see things with a male protagonist.
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Instead of a protagonist who reflects on his own psychology, we're given a protagonist who does not react as other characters tell him what they think about his psychology, and the projection breaks the intimacy of Daniels's prose.
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It's always tough for a series to do a set of episodes where the protagonist doesn't want to do the thing that makes him the protagonist, until just when he thought he was out, they pulled him back in.
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Merger ends with our protagonist trying to upgrade once again, with assured futility.
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"Household" suggests that Serena is The Handmaid's Tale's true protagonist at this point.
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Where do we go when our protagonist decides to stop steering the ship?
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They follow an unnamed protagonist that confronts his identity in the first episode.
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Elliot Alderson, the brilliant protagonist of Mr. Robot, encrypts everything he does. Obviously.
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When, to everyone's surprise, cars start moving at last, the protagonist is distraught.
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Peyton and Coleite extend the series' point of view beyond one central protagonist.
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Peter, the book's protagonist, is black, though the book never mentions his race.
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What we found is that she's more like a typical protagonist [than Chip].
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Their number includes me — I've always intuitively understood myself as the protagonist too.
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His clownish protagonist, the bureaucratic oaf Ma Daode, is a corrupt, greedy hack.
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"A new internet" stutters Richard Hendricks, the show's bumbling, but lovable nerd protagonist.
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There's some sort of personal connection between the protagonist and the giant monster.
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In a traditional hero biopic, women are expected to service the male protagonist.
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Barry, you've said the protagonist in this film doesn't participate in the world.
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In Asteroids, your robot protagonist begins the story despised by its alien owners.
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Simon, the film's protagonist is a white, gender-conforming, vaguely "alternative" teen boy.
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At the heart of Sierra Burgess' myriad issues is the central protagonist (Purser).
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Fans can look forward to reading about a new protagonist named Little Rock.
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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare switches things up with its protagonist, Nick Reyes.
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So says the striving political actor; so says the struggling fantasy game protagonist.
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His protagonist, a madman, excoriates the audience for their failures, moral and otherwise.
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Mercerism is apparently a hoax, but for protagonist Rick Deckard, it doesn't matter.
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We now find protagonist Kratos living a comparatively quiet life in the woods.
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For his part, Holland played the dancer protagonist in the musical Billy Elliot.
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It's been 50 years since we last saw the protagonist of Samurai Jack.
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"Dante's Lunch" is a short about Dante, the dog of Coco protagonist Max.
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But still, this female protagonist never seems to say the same thing twice.
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Problems and quandaries are shot at our protagonist, who ducks and avoids them.
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Viewers first encounter the protagonist of The Neon Demon in a precarious position.
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Enter our protagonist, Yorkie, played by Mackenzie Davis from "Halt and Catch Fire."
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But that's exactly what happens to the protagonist in every chapter of LitRPG.
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The Garbage Times drops its protagonist into the lonely urban landscape of Chicago.
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It's even more of a mess than its poor mangled, hamster-murdering protagonist.
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She began thinking of her unborn child as a protagonist facing an obstacle.
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You play as Nathan Drake, the long-running protagonist of the "Uncharted" series.
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Ms. Cline's protagonist is Evie Boyd, a bored and drifting 14-year-old.
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The protagonist of "Dogman," Marcello (Marcello Fonte), is a man of many talents.
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The game's protagonist has bad interactions with basically every coworker that he has.
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Inky-haired, dark-eyed, unapologetically brilliant, she was my first Asian-American protagonist.
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Likewise, Clarice Starling is the true protagonist of The Silence of the Lambs.
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There aren't many teen series in which the protagonist dies in the end.
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It was a historic first for a YA book with a LGBTQ protagonist.
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We can do without the Saw-like torture that protagonist Ethan goes through.
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Let that protagonist ask the questions our young people all want to ask. . . .
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Because that's just the kind of thing the coolest protagonist in Westeros does.
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Its protagonist is a young female cop who works on human trafficking cases.
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It's fascinating for us to play with an unconventional take on a protagonist.
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But the book's momentum derives from the relationship between the protagonist and Hendricks.
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Knot is as complex and endearing a protagonist as Zora Neale Hurston's Janie.
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For the first time, Brakhage's protagonist was fully the entity behind the camera.
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Encountered in this condition, Donnie Darko is no mere protagonist; he's your proxy.
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Like Mowgli, the protagonist of this anime fantasy is also surrounded by creatures.
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That book's stubborn little protagonist sports a similar hairstyle and equally elastic expressions.
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Like any good Beckett creation, Noll's protagonist recognizes that his quest is futile.
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Once again the protagonist is a married woman in a sexually dead marriage.
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I guided protagonist Amy into Tacoma station after using sign language to login.
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In one mesmerizing sequence, the protagonist shadowboxes in precise rhythm with the percussion.
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Also burglars like Junior Bender, the personable protagonist of Timothy Hallinan's comic mysteries.
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But it's not the protagonist who gets the ax — it's the presumptive antagonist.
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But his chief delusion may be that he's the protagonist of this film.
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The next stage is the world is only as our protagonist perceives it.
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By many accounts he is thus the play's real protagonist, its tragic hero.
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THE FUNDAMENTAL tension in "Giovanni's Room" is between the author and his protagonist.
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I refer to the Mandalorian himself: a protagonist who finally understands military tactics.
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Protagonist Grace Waters (Crystal Fox) has a hit a lull in her life.
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Lincoln Clay, Mafia 3's protagonist, and his gang leaders feel tangible, believable.
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It's the protagonist in motion and something waiting for him, patiently and calmly.
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The character was a very interesting protagonist and very topical, in many ways.
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Kendall escaped, because he's cursed to be the protagonist of a TV show.
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You accept, like the protagonist Winston Smith, that it can never be overthrown.
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David Harbour took a crack at playing the demonic protagonist of "Hellboy" (2019).
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The protagonist, who also paints, talks a lot about finding strength in solitude.
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But the punkish protagonist, Wren (Susan Berman), has very little going for her.
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Which makes Gallimard, our deluded protagonist, appear even more mentally challenged than usual.
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Miguel, the 12-year-old protagonist of "Coco," embarks on such a quest.
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Yet Ms. Mitchell has the demeanor of an author more than a protagonist.
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We also know that the protagonist is not particularly interested in the quest.
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Yes, it's an episode of terror where the protagonist dies after 40 minutes.
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He longs to slavishly recreate it, then disappear into it as its protagonist.
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"I was taught as though it were a common-knowledge truth that girls will identify with a male protagonist, but boys will not identify with a female protagonist," says Ms Jacobson, who eventually sold the project to Lionsgate, a minor studio.
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The gap may partly explain the manner in which Ms Mantel ventriloquises her protagonist.
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His story ends with the protagonist Billy apparently hallucinating that he's traveled to 1914.
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As time passes, the protagonist grows older; his pixelated shoulders stoop and hairline recedes.
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The protagonist faces a dilemma, scans the area around them, and finds the solution.
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The Tick, much like its electric blue protagonist, has an improbably miraculous survival story.
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Ironically enough, the animated protagonist is far more fleshed out than his human companions.
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Can you talk about why you decided to use him as the opening protagonist?
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Charlize Theron was looking for unique female protagonist roles, so she bought the rights.
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Like Ellison's protagonist in Invisible Man, Artist has the underground ethos of an outsider.
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The children were then asked to guess who the protagonist of the story was.
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The result is a Christmas special with a protagonist sadder than Charlie Brown himself.
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When you can't see your protagonist, it's virtually impossible to hook into the story.
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Just ask Jack Bauer, the hard-charging protagonist from the TV drama series 24.
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All storytelling works best if the protagonist has something real and tangible to lose.
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Notable for his absence is Will Perry, the secondary protagonist of His Dark Materials.
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This causes our protagonist to ask what is really going on between those two.
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Isobel (Zoe Chao), protagonist of the show Strangers, is in a particularly unique bind.
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The microaggressions your protagonist faces are painful, even when you play it as comedy.
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And in this piece, there's clearly a protagonist who's driving through most of it.
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Or is he indeed the same protagonist, his misattribution caused by a memory lapse?
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With computer games you become the protagonist, but that only takes you so far.
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At times, the protagonist feels like all four characters in "Girls" rolled into one.
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This time, however, you'll be fighting as the son of original protagonist Marcus Fenix.
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It was an epic clash between the protagonist and the antagonist, on a roof.
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Of the 27 top grossing films in 29, only 229% had a female protagonist.
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Instead of a college student conducting an interview, the protagonist is the new girl.
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Yeah, I mean, her [the main protagonist in Shade] parents kind of hate her.
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If you notice the protagonist of the film, her favorite food is chicken stew.
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On a protagonist-centered show, Piper's journey likely would have dominated all seven seasons.
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It's clear that football involves a different kind of drama for our Black protagonist.
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Cheese is added sparsely, with robustly flavored sauce taking on the role as protagonist.
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In this scene, Masham imagines himself the dashing protagonist—and normally he would be.
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The competing camps were like two authors battling over how their protagonist should act.
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He personifies a typical modern protagonist—a normal representative of Russian contemporary state mafia.
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The empathy drama, however, presents every character in a scene as a co-protagonist.
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Not a facsimile of what a woman might be juxtaposed against a male protagonist.
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She balances the show's solipsistic protagonist with an unwavering devotion to joy and generosity.
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The protagonist is named "Offred" — an abbreviation for "of Fred," Fred being her commander.
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This mantle of Protagonist, this player-driven will to advance, marks him as different.
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Poor Arthur Morgan, the most purposeless protagonist to ever grace a box art cover.
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On his "BOWSER IS THE PROTAGONIST IN THE SUPER MARIO GAMES" T-shirt. 5.
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In the play, Wilde will play Julia, the paramour of the protagonist Winston Smith.
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In "Before The Frost" Wallander's daughter, now a detective herself, is the main protagonist.
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For the most part, Zoolander 2 is just plain dumb (much like its protagonist).
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Adam is back as your protagonist in Mankind Divided, but in a darker world.
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Ada suffers the slings and arrows of mental torture more than the average protagonist.
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Although Weems is the protagonist, these aren't self-portraits: "She's a character," Weems says.
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Before starring as the film's protagonist, the award-winning actor had many prominent roles.
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The protagonist of this unconventional novel is the seventeenth-century polymath Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz.
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Its doomed protagonist endures trials at least the equal of Tosca's or Madama Butterfly's.
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Meursault, the protagonist of "The Stranger," isn't cranky, defiant or darkly funny good company.
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His protagonist is Eric Petrosian, the political counselor in the American Embassy in Sarajevo.
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At least Mr. Dennehy found a fascinating protagonist in the historical figure Asenath Nicholson.
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You watch the show's main character slowly change from the protagonist to the antagonist.
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Comedy Central's "Broad City" features a proudly bisexual protagonist — and it's no big deal.
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Lu Yi, the actor playing the show's main protagonist, has 24.9 million Weibo followers.
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Sometimes it's the protagonist themselves that [gives you problems] especially in rock music movies.
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In the film, protagonist Jack Skellington doesn't want to be The Pumpkin King anymore.
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We want to give away a camera to a protagonist, can you help us?
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Multiple reviewers called it "sexist" because the protagonist, Zoey, constantly compares men to dogs.
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She's the protagonist of her own movie, as Cynthia and Charlie are of theirs.
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But "Twenties" would be the only one in which the protagonist was not white.
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"I like to think I know what death is," says Jojo, the young protagonist.
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Gardner's protagonist, AJ, thinks he's the most boring sixth grader at Spoons Middle School.
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Kunath, like the protagonist of the film, comes across as married to his work.
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The film's protagonist, Eli (Michael Patrick Nicholson), is a soulful-eyed no-account hipster.
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Elizabeth Bennet in "Pride and Prejudice": Has there even been a more appealing protagonist?
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There's Joe, our protagonist, and his family: Mum, his sister, Dawn, and their cat.
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The Protagonist show is charging each designer $7,500, and there will be shipping costs.
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And Mez, the young panther protagonist of "Mez's Magic," is not immune to it.
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Who in your mind is the real protagonist, the one you most relate to?
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There's a sassy tot who will give the protagonist a newfound purpose in life.
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Tessa Callahan, the protagonist of Widger's new novel, is about to change the world.
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Like the lovers in Visconti's "Senso," the protagonist cannot will herself outside of history.
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Will our absorbent protagonist be able to save Bikini Bottom from an erupting volcano?
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Michelle Simms, the protagonist of "Bunheads," goes from Vegas showgirl to beach town widow.
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Its main protagonist, Kuno, is living underground, dissatisfied with humanity's mechanized and sanitized world.
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In 2009 she dreamed up another female protagonist, a tough Chinese-American private investigator.
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Arnold Beckoff, the protagonist of "Torch Song Trilogy," could have been one of them.
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The protagonist, Emil (Elliott Crosset Hove), is a socially isolated employee at the factory.
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The protagonist of this new novel, a middle-aged illustrator, is a conflicted adulterer.
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Harrigan's future President remains believably enigmatic to both the ostensible protagonist and the reader.
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Guido, the movie's protagonist, ascends into the sky from his car and floats away.
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A boy — later revealed to be the son of the protagonist — walks by wordlessly.
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Nothing embodies the family&aposs tension more than the show&aposs protagonist, Kendall Roy.
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Or, rather, not sufficiently embodied: a kind of sexless protagonist grappling with abstract demons.
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In one of them, the Jewish protagonist doesn't know how to decorate a tree.
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The story might not match the look, but protagonist Vinayak is worth your time.
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For the film's protagonist, this phrase is an explicit demand followed by direct action.
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She is not a stand-in for the player, like a voiceless RPG protagonist.
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Each presents an idea or a point of view for the protagonist to ponder.
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Here, politics is all protagonist, and history is largely a series of plot points.
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Our protagonist, Offred, does get ground down by the bastards who control her life.
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Ragna Reigel, the protagonist of THE WHISPERER (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $24), certainly looks familiar.
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Ragna Reigel, the protagonist of THE WHISPERER (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $24), certainly looks familiar.
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He became the protagonist again, the home audience hanging on for the dramatic reveal.
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Anthony and Cleopatra: The good news: It features a fully fleshed-out female protagonist.
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And now we have two courses in which the West is the global protagonist.
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More interesting, the campaign won't have a single protagonist, but will jump between perspectives.
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The last playable mother that I can remember is the protagonist in Fallout 4.
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Watching Legion never feels stable, and with such a damaged protagonist, why should it?
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Nintendo's artists enlarged series protagonist Samus Aran to imbue her suit with fine details.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Waldo, the cartoon protagonist of the famed Where's Waldo?
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As the start of Trial By Fire shows, Cameron Todd Willingham was no storybook protagonist.
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Akhavan captures organization's cruelty masked as kindness, as its protagonist navigates it with quiet skepticism.
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Joan Castleman, the protagonist of The Wife, spent her life overshadowed by a household name.
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He so loved them that he named his dashing protagonist after American ornithologist James Bond.
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Fitting, since in the book, Moira is referred to in flashbacks by the protagonist, Offred.
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And the plotline is the protagonist seduces his best friend's girlfriend with the AR device.
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Jane, the show's delightful protagonist, is seated in the middle next to her mom, Xiomara.
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You rarely see a protagonist who's a hero who prays or does something stereotypically Muslim.
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At the paper's center is a case study about our poor 63-year-old protagonist.
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Like Ellen, the protagonist is typically a thin white woman who can afford extensive treatment.
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Immersed, or trapped, inside the eyes of a protagonist who couldn't argue if they tried.
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It seems that a lot of people are having trouble identifying with a black protagonist.
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Maybe part of the problem was that Penny was a supporting character, not a protagonist.
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Luke Cage is the first Marvel series that begins after we've already met our protagonist.
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That is the question fueling Daybreak protagonist Josh Wheeler's (Colin Ford) entire post-apocalyptic journey.
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His unexplained brutality makes him a protagonist who's too simplistic and obvious to be interesting.
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On Saturday, Musk tweeted fan art of protagonist 2B from the video game Nier: Automata.
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However, it does feature a similarly weary and jaded protagonist with a comparably rugged look.
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Yet this novel, much like its protagonist, seems an unstable alloy of ferocity and submission.
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As satisfying as it is for kids to find its striped shirt protagonist, Where's Waldo?
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TOWARDS THE end of Franz Kafka's "The Trial", Josef K, the protagonist, gets some advice.
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The protagonist is James Wormold, a vacuum-cleaner salesman recruited by the British secret service.
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But this is a smoking gun which shows Zuma was a protagonist in this affair.
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Crucially, Black Panther isn't about a protagonist shooting their way through a horde of enemies.
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It's a sweet story, and Herbert says she designed the protagonist to be racially ambiguous.
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Of course, the show has never shied away from protagonist Rebecca Bunch's mental health history.
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After some terrible kissing, and clumsy sex, the protagonist is driven back to her dorm.
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Elisa (Sally Hawkins), the movie's protagonist, quickly comes in contact with Stickland's thirst for dominance.
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The protagonist is a Jedi from a desert planet who's just learning of her powers.
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After boss battles, and sometimes for no reason at all, the protagonist character will cough.
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The narrative suddenly turned dark with the murder of Galton, a protagonist in the film.
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As long as the protagonist is a teen, everything else is pretty much fair game.
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Especially its protagonist, the mutineer–turned–unlikely beacon of hope, Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green).
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Even Tyrion — arguably the show's "protagonist," whatever that means — is now completely in her service.
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At a climactic moment of the first Kingdom Hearts, the protagonist, Sora, gives a speech.
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Downey will be playing as the protagonist physician who learns he can talk to animals.
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That magical layer serves, inevitably, to alienate the protagonist from the rest of his life.
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The kids chatter on endlessly, and as protagonist Alex, your job is to lead them.
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Soma, our main character, does a bit of everything, like a good little anime protagonist.
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Like Beyond the Walls, Jordskott features a woman protagonist with deep cracks in her psychology.
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Set in San Francisco, the protagonist "hacks the system" by quite literally hacking various systems.
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This (parody) trailer nestles Binks' unparalleled charisma and character value comfortably into a protagonist role.
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The perfect encapsulation of the season's shortcomings even come from last season's arguable protagonist, Mike.
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It forces the viewer to question reality, and what constitutes sanity, right alongside Legion's protagonist.
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The protagonist, Lincoln Clay, is a vet and a member of New Orleans' black mob.
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Its spunky protagonist, Mi-so, struggles to combine long, rigid work hours with child care.
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It is unclear who the protagonist is meant to be: Abe Auer or Ana Beidler?
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Though Lana shined as protagonist Lara Jean, Noah caught the horny attention of...well, everyone.
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Phoebe, the protagonist of Egan's début novel, " The Invisible Circus " (1994), feels the same way.
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I also found myself struck by how traditional the book was, despite its inked protagonist.
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His central protagonist was often a novelist, one who seemed to resemble Philip Roth greatly.
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A penniless protagonist with no hope — this is, on one level, a classic American story.
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The protagonist, however, has to protect it from enemies who don't want humanity to succeed.
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And, as in most horror films preoccupied with sex, a woman is the infected protagonist.
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The only overarching thing that characterizes young adult literature is the age of the protagonist.
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ABATTOIR It's about time a real estate reporter was the protagonist of a horror movie.
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But the protagonist of "Beautiful Day" is not named Tom Junod; he's named Lloyd Vogel.
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You play a silent, unnamed, unseen protagonist and wander around the island solving maze puzzles.
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Wiley will play Justina, a therapist the protagonist Gretchen sees to deal with her depression.
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Then there are the music videos, where he has played the protagonist in each one.
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The main character is a half-Japanese samurai/ microcoder/ pizza delivery man named Hiro Protagonist.
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Trust that no one would be more stalwartly at your side than this novel's protagonist.
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Ms. Johnson directs the picture with an assurance that matches that of her plucky protagonist.
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In his research he got hung up on a question: What would the protagonist eat?
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The book examines the roles of images in contemporary culture through its protagonist Ezekiel Stark.
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"Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" walked its audience and its protagonist through all the show's what-ifs.
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Meanwhile, Taylor rose to become the fourth spoke on the Chuck-Bobby-Wendy protagonist wheel.
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Myeonghu, the woman next door, comes to borrow something and the protagonist thinks: A spatula.
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Frances, the book's college-student protagonist, a writer, is piercingly observant about everyone but herself.
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"The Second Avenue subway, sure, is the protagonist, the key driver of value," she said.
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In an MMO, any player can be an antagonist and protagonist at the same time.
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" Cuarón methodically shredded his old blindness so he could make Rodríguez the protagonist of "Roma.
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We follow Olga, the protagonist of "The Days of Abandonment," through unsettling humiliation and distress.
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"A Man's a Man" (1912) offered a rare, sympathetic perspective of a Jewish protagonist onscreen.
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This movie, like most of Hong's others, doesn't pass judgment on its largely passive protagonist.
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The early scenes of the protagonist wandering a deserted London have eerie fresh resonance now.
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Jojo, the reluctant hero, is a classic Ward protagonist: a tender, ungainly teenager — easy prey.
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In general, the women in a supporting role to a male protagonist — cry a lot.
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Mumler, Manseau's protagonist, is one of my favorite characters in the literature of the era.
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Kureishi, who is British-Pakistani, made his narrator and protagonist, Karim, mixed race as well.
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Through her protagonist (Adriano Tardiolo), Ms. Rohrwacher blends in elements of the story of Lazarus.
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It's a quandary, both for McLain and her fiery protagonist, and the solution isn't easy.
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This book's protagonist, Jo Kuan, is an American-born Chinese teenager living in 1890s Atlanta.
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Can I ask you about the decision to make Jam, the protagonist of "Pet," transgender?
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Helen, the protagonist of this novel, is of the woman-child type—resisting adult life.
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It could just as easily have been otherwise, Ulrich, Musil's antiheroic protagonist, might have interjected.
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She played Gloria, a friend of protagonist Phiona Mutesi, who was played by Madina Nalwanga.
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Its creator, Raphael Bob-Waksberg, doesn't want to give his protagonist such a satisfying ending.
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They approached Amy not as a secondary character, but as Jo's (Saoirse Ronan) fellow protagonist.
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And too often the protagonist in the books recommended for young readers is a boy.
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Because he bears a resemblance to his protagonist, they often assume his writing is autobiographical.
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"That girl is gonna be drama," protagonist Mia (Lisa Ambalavanar) announces seconds into the clip.
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The protagonist herself scoffs at the notion: "I don't believe in ghosts," she narrates seriously.
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"It's this really cool feminist website," Liz Lemon, the protagonist played by Tina Fey, says.
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The protagonist of Julie Murphy's endearing "Dear Sweet Pea" is used to dispensing the advice.
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Linda is worried that she may no longer be the protagonist of her own life.
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Macaulay Culkin is best known as the mischief-making protagonist in the "Home Alone" movies.
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Yet, for all its flaws, "Padman", much like its protagonist, puts in a sincere effort.
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In Arthur's debut novel, the gay protagonist returns in the end to his (female) wife.
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The complicated bond between protagonist and antagonist is also a recurring motif in King's writing.
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Slowly, the violin becomes a questing, sometimes challenging protagonist in a dialogue with the orchestra.
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Pursuing a moment of brief nostalgia, the protagonist tapes the disturbing creature to his wall.
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With crisp dialogue, a winning protagonist and a propulsive plot, the tale is enormously entertaining.
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" Johnson, however, is rooting for the show's main female protagonist: "Daenerys Targaryen is my queen.
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Barry is not a likeable protagonist, but Lake Success is not a purely cynical novel.
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Cutts' monochrome protagonist is a boy seemingly immune to the allure of the black mirror.
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If Ms. Cavaliero's Susan Reinhardt had been the protagonist, she probably would have been less interesting.
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Typically, fantasy anime stories revolve around a protagonist moving from underdog status to odds-on favorite.
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TV: Neighbors had a pretty classic protagonist-antagonist setup, and viewers' sympathies shifted throughout the movie.
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The protagonist of that story, John the Savage, has long been a tragic hero for me.
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It follows the protagonist as she is tasked with watching her 16-year-old cousin Izzy.
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The looser weave pattern is frayed, blistering and falling apart, unravelling the protagonist in the process.
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The Pixar short "Bao," is featured before "Incredibles 2," which has the female protagonist Helen/Elastigirl.
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In Square Octagon Circle, Ga plays the roles of author and protagonist at the same time.
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He, not the dozens of women who made allegations of abuse against him, remained the protagonist.
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The protagonist is a camo-wearing coal miner who gets laid off because of bureaucratic bullshit.
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Ironically enough, the protagonist of BTS World sometimes feels as though she's veering into sasaeng territory.
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In broad strokes, original protagonist Sebastian Castellanos is searching for his daughter in a surreal nightmarescape.
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Workers like Guy Montag, the book's protagonist played here by Jordan, spend their days burning books.
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Basically, the girlfriend was the career-focused protagonist, while the boyfriend was the one being ignored.
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When your protagonist arrives, the station is abandoned after a major malfunction, but these recordings remain.
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Once completed, I named him Jethro Knights, after the protagonist in my novel The Transhumaist Wager.
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Does this suggest that Rey, the trilogy's protagonist and hero, has gone to the Dark Side?
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Look no further than HankCon, a ship between android protagonist Connor and his human partner Hank.
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But Wolves flips the narrative dynamic, so instead of a supporting character, Lucy becomes the protagonist.
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We also don't know that Jack will not be our protagonist, that his sister will instead.
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Max Denison (Omri Katz), the floppy-haired protagonist of Hocus Pocus, has two primary personality traits.
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Electric Dreams splits the protagonist into two different characters, neither of whom is a white man.
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Maslany plays multiple roles on the show, including protagonist Sarah Manning and the character's many clones.
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The protagonist of "The Desire To Be Like Everyone" (2013) slowly loses his hunger for revolution.
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Charles (Steve Harris) both physically and emotionally abuses his wife Helen (Kimberly Elise), the movie's protagonist.
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Genly Ai, the protagonist, is an envoy sent from Earth to the chilly planet of Gethen.
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That is the generation to which Gordon Comstock, the protagonist of "Keep the Aspidistra Flying" belongs.
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When men direct or write a film, the protagonist is female about 18% of the time.
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So I started to imagine how trees could become the main protagonist on a building's façade.
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Its protagonist is John Romulus Brinkley, one of the preeminent American quacks of the twentieth century.
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Perhaps crucially, the protagonist speaks in a vaguely testimonial form to those who were not there.
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My protagonist finds another layer beneath this concert venue, and they come across an air duct.
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Remember Me protagonist Nilin, whose mother is black, is played by white Welsh actress Kezia Burrows.
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Though the movie hails from Japanese roots, Scarlett Johansson was tasked with playing the robot protagonist.
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In the story, your unnamed protagonist and his ever-growing circle of friends are Phantom Thieves.
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The protagonist, Zeili, has to reconnect with that banned magic and restore its presence in society.
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Our pigtailed protagonist is begging for money at the train station in exchange for dramatic readings.
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The protagonist of "Boy" is something akin to a 17 year-old Estragon loitering outside Footlocker.
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The main problem with Marshall, unfortunately, is that the movie's protagonist isn't Thurgood Marshall at all.
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The sabotage subplot, and the moment where the protagonist has to go meet the aliens alone.
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Cora, the book's protagonist, journeys from state to state after escaping from a plantation in Georgia.
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Was there a period where you wanted the protagonist to outright select dialog in the conversations?
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And there are the wise counsellors and mighty warriors to guide the protagonist on the quest.
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Whacking its seeming protagonist, the principled Ned Stark, was a mission statement made for pay cable.
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Bins of human organs and body parts pass through a T.S.A. checkpoint while our protagonist watches.
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His being a privileged young man [made him] the perfect protagonist to drive the film forward.
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Stefa is our protagonist but he does not know what is happening to him, or why.
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He's driven by an obsession with being the principal protagonist and cares less about the substance.
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The unspeaking star becomes as richly drawn a protagonist as any of the series' overcivilized humans.
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Adrian Piper, the protagonist of Laurent Linn's debut novel, "Draw the Line," has firmly chosen invisibility.
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Taylor has become the show's knightly quasi-protagonist, displacing the class war with a generational one.
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The protagonist is a blues singer, Eleanor, who is confronted with not just sexism but racism.
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There are moments when you want witnesses to history whose loyalties aren't tied to the protagonist.
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That sordid tale, whose protagonist lived new adventures every day, was my only source of entertainment.
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Adan, the young protagonist of "A Stray," is the quintessential fellow who can't catch a break.
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But he is old, so much older than any other le Carré protagonist has ever been.
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The tone shifts, though, when the protagonist of "Homecoming" tries and fails to leave the house.
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A version of Death Note with a powerful female protagonist would have been an impressive reimagining.
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Not a character in an entertaining sideshow but a protagonist on the main stage of politics.
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At the very least, this frozen-dessert-hurling protagonist is doing something in their final moments.
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The game follows an unnamed protagonist as she smuggles mysterious, contraband VHS tapes across the border.
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She's an instantly engaging protagonist, one who can think and fight her way out of danger.
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And so, like in White Bear, this episode isn't about the ostensible protagonist of the episode.
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But, like every musical protagonist trying to make it, Mia and Sebastian have obstacles to hurdle.
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So, you're a white guy from California and the protagonist is a woman from Saudi Arabia.
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She is a supporting character who narrates the life of her beau Alex, the program's protagonist.
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The exhibition's real protagonist is his father, the art dealer Hildebrand Gurlitt, who founded the collection.
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It's then that the characters—and the protagonist—discuss their feelings, their hang-ups, their kinks.
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To the sadness of many players, we weren't in the body of series protagonist Solid Snake.
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In films and TV shows, crying is often used to show the protagonist male's vulnerable side.
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Like her protagonist, Ms. Okorafor, 43, grew up straddling two worlds, never really fitting into either.
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We have the same protagonist, but now it's in this incredibly gridded landscape of the building.
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I wanted to make a strong female protagonist who learns about life and continues to learn.
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David Eliade, the protagonist from 2011's David Comes To Life, is back in the saddle.
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"Love, Simon," a teen movie from Fox with a gay protagonist, performed decently with $11.7 million.
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In Molly Dektar's somber debut novel, "The Ash Family," the protagonist wrestles with these same questions.
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You see, the pain and suffering of the protagonist on stage now felt foreign to me.
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Does your protagonist have a singular aim that they are just following all the way through?
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As far as Marvel superheroes go, her Captain Marvel seems like a fresh and interesting protagonist.
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When we play a game like Universal Paperclips, we do become something like its AI protagonist.
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His protagonist, Sergio, a 38-year-old Havana native, is neither for nor against the revolution.
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Namdar's protagonist, sophisticated and brilliant as he may be, hasn't the slightest inkling of his inheritance.
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Rodney, the protagonist of "Early Music," purchases an antiquated clavichord that will financially ruin his family.
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From early on, New York City was a protagonist in several of Mr. Simon's biggest plays.
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Rather, the book is a study in narrative democracy: Everybody gets a turn being the protagonist.
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Starring Tom Hardy and only Tom Hardy, Locke takes place exclusively in our protagonist Ivan's car.
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Its protagonist is a 40-year-old writer named Kathy who is preparing for her wedding.
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It's a kind of antihero slash protagonist thing that I think women really need right now.
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System Shock 2 has an unstoppable cyborg protagonist and a role-playing game's love of quantification.
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Mr. Birmingham might have been a captivating protagonist in one that dove deeper into reservation politics.
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Herman Mack, the protagonist of "Car" (1972), for example, commences to eat an entire Ford Maverick.
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The result is this eight-part "Masterpiece" series, starring Rose Williams as our protagonist Charlotte Heywood.
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A nameless protagonist, played by Fairchild, emerged from the crowd and buckled helplessly to his knees.
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Kingsnorth's latest features a variation on the same protagonist a millennium later, in the present day.
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Vic offers the most obvious way into "Give Me Liberty" but he isn't exactly its protagonist.
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Its protagonist, U.S. President Alexander McGrail, is presented as both a hero and a beloved villain.
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In Cooper's photographic epic about exploration, colonization, migration, and homecoming, he is both narrator and protagonist.
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Our protagonist, a playwright turned poet, overhears them talking about their upcoming weekend trip to Miami.
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Saul can be a grating protagonist — dismissive of those who care for him, myopic, and unforgiving.
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Our mysterious armored protagonist now has a name and an origin story to go with it.
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Usually, the protagonist is marked as the final offering when it is too late to run.
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Linda, The protagonist of Emily Fridlund's debut novel, hails from Minnesota's north woods and says little.
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It also misstated the nationality of the protagonist of "Radegund," one of Mr. Ganz's last films.
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Vic offers the most obvious way into "Give Me Liberty" but he isn't exactly its protagonist.
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In New York magazine, Sarah Jones notes that Pelosi wasn't the only protagonist in the story.
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Dominating this section of the book is Dodge's great-niece Sophia, who becomes Fall's secondary protagonist.
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Protagonist Therapeutics wants to change that, instead of using the same approach but in a pill.
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It starts with a short-haired protagonist dancing in high heels and voicing a narcissistic monologue.
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As the speech goes on, the protagonist is replaced by a crocodile, punk rats, and horses.
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We just are, at first, because the movie presents him to us initially as the protagonist.
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By the end of this book, I don't want readers to sympathize with Sarat, the protagonist.
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Unlike your average clueless horror protagonist, Chris is woke as hell to what's happening to him.
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She's facing the same criticism Elle Woods, the protagonist in the 2001 film Legally Blonde, overcame.
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First of all, it's a female protagonist as opposed to a male protagonist, which is ... A lot of sci-fi is driven by male characters a lot of times, but also this character hails from Saudi Arabia, she's not a white guy from Minnesota or something.
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So rarely are we the protagonist that when we get to play that role it makes news.
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Grand Theft Auto sells to you a vicious protagonist and an unreliable narrator, and you buy him.
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The trailer shows the show's protagonist forging alliances, including with Nick (Max Minghella) and Serena (Yvonne Strahovski).
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David Oyelowo plays Robert Katende, a teacher at Phiona's school, who teaches and encourages the young protagonist.
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Meanwhile, protagonist Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) is back in New York City, working in a new career.
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A silent protagonist solves a lot of problems for an open-world game like Far Cry 5.
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Even protagonist Aliph's tone towards her role in the world feels like a product of lived experience.
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The protagonist of these videos, a man named Matt, has performed the song the other way, too.
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The moral complexity of previous Far Cry games was impacted, partly, by the identity of the protagonist.
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At one point in the book, McDaniel's protagonist Viv raises her hands to win a jump ball.
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The protagonist, Gillian Seed, is an oddly adorable new recruit of "JUNKER," an anti-Snatcher task force.
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Reserved and quiet, Emma Pantaleón seems an unlikely protagonist at the front lines of this daily battle.
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The player controls a summoner avatar, essentially a mysterious protagonist who lends a hand to the heroes.
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Then he used the variety hour to experiment with ways of playing everything but the Hot Protagonist.
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In real time, it follows the protagonist as she waits to get the results of a biopsy.
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But Deadly Class belongs to sentient chestnut Benjamin Wadsworth as the show's protagonist, deeply troubled Marcus Lopez.
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Straight white men in America are taught that they are the protagonist of the story from birth.
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The time each protagonist spends in-game talking to others doubles as a form of self-development.
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Football star Jay gets hurt throughout the story because everyone thinks he raped young protagonist Alex Cunningham.
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Like all great stories, The Bachelorette has only so much room for its protagonist to have fun.
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Namely, it will feature computers, social media, holograms, and Michael B. Jordan as the story's protagonist (yippee).
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The child protagonist can't jump very high or carry anything other than a handful of small objects.
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But for the horror movie protagonist, there's always a moment when the monster emerges from the shadows.
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A protagonist wakes up in a space colony after a disaster, with a blank in their memory.
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The name of Sharp Objects protagonist Camille Preaker was misspelled in a previous version of this post.
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"Middle sister", the protagonist (nobody in the book has a conventional name), is stalked by a paramilitary.
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When we meet Richie Finestra, the protagonist of the new HBO drama "Vinyl," his situation is dire.
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Its protagonist is Doremus Jessup, the aging editor of a liberal newspaper in conservative small-town Vermont.
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"Also, having a franchise with a female protagonist driving it is such a rare opportunity," Johansson added.
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"I want my father to stop drinking" (bad, because the protagonist ultimately can't control her father's behavior).
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Charles Webb's tall, blonde and outwardly confident protagonist was originally destined to be given to Robert Redford.
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And in The Truman Show, everything looks artificial because the protagonist is living in a counterfeit world.
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Ultimate sees the return of Solid Snake, the protagonist of Hideo Kojima's stealth series, Metal Gear Solid.
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Cue: "Kim Jong-un" in tears, bawling over the knee of the game's take-no-shit protagonist.
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The first installment, Living Level-33: Iraq, launched in January 2016 and focused on the same protagonist.
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You can wander the cities as Origins protagonist Bayek, or you can be Julius Caesar or Cleopatra.
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But what Caputo and Sam shouldn't be is promoted to protagonist status – and that they certainly are.
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"Even though everything looks perfect, to survive we need a secret life," the series protagonist, Baby, narrates.
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He says he wanted to turn away from the white male canon to create a new protagonist.
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Burdened by an unlikeable protagonist and problematic concept, the show may never be able to achieve greatness.
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In it, the protagonist wanders through an alternate cyberpunk universe controlled by a repressive, 1984-like government.
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The first choice Bandersnatch presents is what cereal the protagonist should eat: Frosted Flakes or Sugar Puffs?
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As for the name, Shujinko — aside from its Mortal Kombat affiliation — is Japanese for hero or protagonist.
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Likewise, the protagonist "victims" of classic slasher films were known to turn the tables on their attackers.
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It might equally well be as constructed as the photograph of the protagonist in his basement lair.
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The protagonist in Rainbow Body (2018) is Mandarva, a female spirit (dakini) and princess in Tantric Buddhism.
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" However, she continued, "having a franchise with a female protagonist driving it is such a rare opportunity.
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But this has the effect of making the movie more about Snyder than its so-called protagonist.
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People sometimes forget that most of Dostoevsky's novel is the protagonist freaking out about murdering a pawnbroker.
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At the end of the game, our protagonist puts an axe in the head of his antagonist.
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There are eight main characters, bound together by a prelapsarian network to form one many-faced protagonist.
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Shazia's human decency just highlights how selfish and awful Mia (Andrea Riseborough), the main protagonist, really is.
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The game's protagonist, a young boy who can (inexplicably) morph into a bird, intrigued me at first.
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Each game positions its protagonist—and the player by proxy—as the arbiter of their moral universe.
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"We named the protagonist Link because he connects people together," Miyamoto explains in the book Hyrule Historia.
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In movies and on TV, she's often the sidekick there for comic relief but rarely the protagonist.
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A girl who reads this is a worthwhile protagonist, just because you're an interesting and worthwhile person.
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In MTV's caustic dramedy Faking It (2014), Rita Volk plays Amy, the show's embattled queer (white) protagonist.
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And I get why you would want to tell a story about the protagonist being really special.
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Interestingly, the protagonist does not watch TV or interact with a cell phone or any electronic media.
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To a degree, movies like Rosemary's Baby and Repulsion that demand an uncertain relationship with the protagonist.
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BERLIN — In Fragments of a Hologram Rose, William Gibson's first published short story, the protagonist has insomnia.
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In George Orwell's "1984," the protagonist is tortured until he agrees that two plus two equals five.
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Rather, whoever you are playing as in any given game, becomes the protagonist of your alternate history.
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The film's protagonist, Leah (Morgan Saylor) drags her boyfriend, Blue (Brian "Sene" Marc) through the sweaty crowd.
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I have lived this story as an observer (reporter), a protagonist (founder) and now as an investor.
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The movie's protagonist, a boy blessed with a 100-mile-an-hour fastball, pitched for the Cubs.
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Known as "bishoujo" they would generally focus on a male protagonist pursuing pretty anime-style female characters.
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Kennedy is alive to every sound and every image that her protagonist, Negro-Sarah, feels and projects.
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We'll be updating this list with each new episode as new faces join the protagonist bounty hunter.
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It was only later that she discovered that her protagonist, Deliverance Dane, was an ancestor of hers.
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The demons the protagonist is chasing logged off long ago, their domains expired and their passwords forgotten.
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The protagonist, Snowman, apparently left alone in the world, strives to remember unusual words he once knew.
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Hacker extraordinaire Lisbeth Salander is the deeply relatable female protagonist who owns bad people while wearing creepers.
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The show's protagonist isn't going to be undone by his teenage daughter randomly guessing his darkest secret.
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It serves as the official passing of the baton from Conrad's time as protagonist to Kristin Cavallari's.
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"I wanted to make the protagonist and narrator as bitchy as I am within reason," Self explains.
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Lawler went into the last allotted frame of the fight like a protagonist in a revenge thriller.
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But I remembered a novel I'd recently read and decided to steal the name of the protagonist.
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I'd seen Ed's film Ribbons and the protagonist reminded me of a friend, and I was intrigued.
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Early in "Black Wave," Michelle Tea's new novel, her protagonist, also named Michelle, lingers over her books.
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BARBAGALLO In early plays I wrote I was the protagonist, plays about a screwed up 20-something.
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But in a way, the show's fractured narrative reflects the many ways the world sees its protagonist.
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In "A Bend in the River," the protagonist spits on the naked body of his Belgian lover.
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One spread shows Ware's comic drawings from 1987 and '88 featuring a potato man as the protagonist.
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Nora, its emotionally unhinged, substance-abusing protagonist, perfectly encapsulates the mix of the gut-busting and grotesque.
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"Artistic content was dead, something to be decided by committee," the protagonist of The Dark Fields realizes.
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Its gritty, violent story featured a resilient young protagonist, the bow-and-arrow-slinging heroine Katniss Everdeen.
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The protagonist says "I'm not obsessed with sex" in the first season's second episode, not its first.
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Abe, the game's player-controlled hero, was anything but an all-conquering, stereotypical power-fantasy protagonist bristling.
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The seemingly friendless protagonist is glad to have the horse as a friend, and accepts his offer.
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Maybe editors told you that they didn't connect with the Colombian transgender protagonist in your short story.
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Talk to me about the problematic ways in which ISOYG represents sexual violence and its female protagonist.
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Unlike the typical Williams protagonist, Ms. Kennedy's leading ladies (as they tend to be) are African-American.
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Remember, this is the guy that the female protagonist is destined to fall for in the end.
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The protagonist is Elisabeth's son, Crown Prince Rudolf, heir to the throne of the Austro-Hungarian empire.
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The film's protagonist, Alberto (Vicente Santos), works as a landscaper for a wealthy woman in Santo Domingo.
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Even with all that, Emma, who is effectively the lead protagonist, is a breath of fresh air.
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The fuzzy distinctions between the author's life and that of his fictional protagonist are multiple and intentional.
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Kayce, caught between cultures, becomes something like the protagonist of "Yellowstone," and its entree into the reservation.
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The protagonist, who works for the machine company, must confront her son's unwillingness to follow its prescriptions.
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"With a cat as the protagonist, the story can be softened a little bit," Ms. Shrodes said.
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Again, the male protagonist (Earle Foxe) is captured by lady gangsters ("a real live bimbo!" one exclaims).
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"They're a squalid procession of vain fools, traitors too," explains the flawed and beleaguered protagonist, Alec Leamas.
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Those excellent late horror scenes, and the angst-ridden, semi-creaturely protagonist, deserved more time to develop.
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But the creature would rather have someone who, y'know, looks like a protagonist pull off this task.
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It contrasts with, say, AMC's "Better Call Saul," which established a different voice for a different protagonist.
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She is a vortex of ambiguity, pragmatism, and self-interest—the true literary protagonist of Atwood's Gilead.
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Our protagonist does not, and thus begins a story of torture, depravity, class warfare, and much more.
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Despite being the de facto protagonist, Jonah doesn't offer much to latch on to as a character.
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Danny Rajaratnam, the protagonist of the bracing new novel by Aravind Adiga, "Amnesty," has a vegan girlfriend.
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The protagonist is Patsy Carpenter, a 24-year-old quick-tongued married woman full of adulterous longing.
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Peter Nicholas writing last week in The Atlantic: Trump insists on being the protagonist in every drama.
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He finds himself faking a conversation about a book he hasn't read, something with a "pitiful" protagonist.
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All good dramas have a struggle between a protagonist and an adversary at the center of them.
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These days, he seems to be having little trouble transitioning from child prodigy to full-grown protagonist.
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Could it be that Elgort's bespectacled protagonist Theo Decker is based on a real person after all?
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The latter points to the novel's devil-like protagonist, Woland, who had a cat as his assistant.
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" The protagonist, Sloane Jacobsen, is a forecaster of consumer desires, famous for predicting the touch-screen "swipe.
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For example, there's often a villain who will sneak up on the protagonist intermittently throughout the play.
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Its protagonist is Rachel Chu, an American born Chinese woman who has recently started dating Nicholas Young.
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This one, at first glance, couldn't be more different, since its protagonist is a 19th-century aristocrat.
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Now it's fall, and our unnamed protagonist has cycled her way through three seasons in 20 seconds!
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The show's protagonist, Usher (Larry Owens)—like his creator—shares a name with a famous pop singer.
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Between bites Mr. McCarthy imagined the pushback he may have to endure for his choice of protagonist.
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She is a natural-born protagonist who works in a language of big ideas and tiny details.
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The book tells the story in 13 chapters, three on each protagonist-company and one on Facebook.
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The movie's attitude toward its protagonist is fiercely devoid of sentimentalism and, at times, flat-out disapproving.
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My character is not the kind of protagonist who rolls their eyes when somebody does something weird.
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While the protagonist finds way to heal, the reader can luxuriate in McKinley's rich, textured world-building.
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That's partly because, as we're regularly informed, Amy Adams's protagonist is not there to solve a mystery.
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But it's the rare movie whose protagonist learns that winning at all costs isn't the only thing.
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Rachel is Crazy Rich Asians' protagonist and also its least fun character — and that's not a slight.
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"Ring of Keys" shows us the show's protagonist recognizing herself in another person for the first time.
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"Playtest" evokes this part of our lives through the manner in which protagonist Cooper travels the world.
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As a filmmaker, Oliver Stone is drawn to a familiar protagonist: cocksure, naïve, principled, disdainful of authority.
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Tweaking the tension that surrounds his protagonist allows Watts to delve into new territory with the character.
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Nine handsome male guardians who serve the current queen are sent to lend their powers to the protagonist.
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Zelie, the 16-year-old protagonist of Children of Blood and Bone, has never known such a world.
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That's the secret of Ayn Rand's long, long, long, overly long novels—the protagonist kicks ass and wins.
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A "mean girl" implies a "nice" protagonist, the kind of woman who fits into patriarchal conceptions of femininity.
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I had found my brave protagonist and brought her to life, in all her soft flesh and curves.
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Every story arc needs an antagonist and a protagonist—that is what creates the conflict and resolution, i.e.
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It essentially reads as an ancient erotic dream, with the protagonist searching a fantasy landscape for his lover.
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Like protagonist Bigger Thomas, you're ensnared by a seductive story that's a front for a far bleaker reality.
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Sharon Rooney is instantly charming as protagonist Rae, and the rest of the ensemble cast is great, too.
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But I found myself focusing on another aspect: This is an Asian character and a protagonist at that.
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However, Rossum's character Fiona often serves as the show's protagonist, especially as Frank descends into a lawless existence.
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Rook is a silent protagonist and a blank slate, always available for you to project into and through.
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Though both works present grim fertility dystopias, each world is tailormade to the particular fears of their protagonist.
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Unlike Ibsen's protagonist, Dr. Stockmann, Magdalena faces two-fold condemnation as a traditional healer and as a woman.
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The narrative unfolds in text through conversations that the unnamed protagonist has with the different drivers they encounter.
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It's King's largest role to date: He plays the doomed protagonist who touches a meteorite and sprouts weeds.
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The country is in tough shape: oceans have risen and covered protagonist Sarat Chestnut's home state of Louisiana.
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Instead, Gore paints himself as the fired-up, invective-spewing, truth-telling protagonist of the climate change movement.
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Artwork of this sort became a protagonist in a larger story told by more powerful forces than Greenberg.
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Its protagonist, Rufus Scott, is a jazz musician who has a romantic relationship with a Southern white woman.
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The original featured the protagonist ineffectually firing into a schoolyard at the end, but that's been mercifully altered.
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Then you book the most illustrious and expensive performer available, and you cast them as the "workingman" protagonist.
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Isaac Lachmann (Brett Gelman), protagonist of Janicza Bravo's feature film debut Lemon, out August 18, is a failure.
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The King's Landing residents are the same people who cheered when season 1 protagonist Ned Stark was beheaded.
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