fictitious character

A fictitious character is a person created in literature, film, or other forms of storytelling. These characters are not real but are used to drive the narrative and engage audiences. They can represent various traits, emotions, or ideas, making them relatable or intriguing. Fictitious characters can range from heroes and villains to everyday people, each serving a purpose in their respective stories. Their development often reflects the themes of the work and can influence how audiences connect with the narrative, providing insight into human experiences and emotions.