Definition:
The antagonist is usually in some sort of opposition to the protagonist, though the antagonist is not necessarily evil or villainous.
The antagonist is usually in some sort of opposition to the protagonist, though the antagonist is not necessarily evil or villainous.
Pronunciation:
an-TAG-uh-nist
an-TAG-uh-nist
Examples:
Creon is the antagonist of "Antigone," by Sophocles.
