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In this episode I talk about the passive protagonist and what

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Big Jam. Welcome to another episode of Tiny Leaps. Big changes where I share simple strategies

you can use to get more out of your life. My name is Greg Klunis and in this episode I want to talk

about the passive protagonist. First let's talk about them

them when researching this episode and quite honestly it makes more sense to just

share what they have to say rather than trying to explain it myself.

So here we go.

Quote, after more than 10 years of reading manuscripts and writing reports on them,

I have noticed that passivity was overwhelmingly the

communist feature of the protagonist. Often the protagonist had no goal, but even when

they did have a goal, they did nothing to try and get it.

When the protagonist is passive, the story must rely on the other characters to bring the action

to them.

The antagonist in particular will go out of his or her way to bring the action to the

protagonist, even especially when it's against their own interests to do it. Thus the protagonist becomes

merely reactive. They spend all their time fending off the antagonist without

actually doing anything to get what they want.

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