Protagonist Opposite Novels & Stories

“I could not understand what was said, but I can read your face, and you are…” I swallowed thickly. “Tarragon will fight in human form, whilst my brothers will be in dragon. She is determined to prove that the prophecy means that she is to fight in human form, and with so many people leaving the campaign due to the last battle, she needs to win. Rue fears that she will be reckless in seeking it. I am afraid that she will get herself killed.”

The ripples of forgiveness and understanding had created a robust support system, a collective force they all craved in the face of an adversary that seemed relentless. Within the crucible of adversity, they unearthed the profound truth that unexpected allies could morph into pillars of strength, resilient enough to weather the most ferocious storms. Larry, Sophia, and their allies wove a tapestry of resilience, each thread a testament to the transformative power of connection in the face of life's formidable challenges.

"You're defining yourself by what she's doing instead of what you're doing." "What should I be doing?" The neediness in my voice made me cringe. He studied me for a moment, something calculating behind his eyes. "You're approaching this wrong. Playing her game on her terms." "What do you mean?" "Direct opposition makes you the villain in her story." His voice lowered, became almost conversational. "You can't win that way. Not against the wounded-bird routine she's perfected." I leaned forward despite myself. "So what's the alternative?"

“You missed the part where I offered a theory about the prophecy. It was fascinating.” I walk to the table slowly. My hands are clenched in my sleeves. I’ve learned not to touch things when I’m angry. Not paper, not stone, not people. “I’m sure it was,” I reply coolly. “You always have so many opinions.” Her smile widens and her eyes gleam. “I was just saying that perhaps the prophecy was never about opposites. Not light and dark. Not savior and destroyer. Maybe it’s about allies.” “I’m not your ally,” I snap at her. “No,” she purrs. “You’re the wild thing. So untamed. So... unbalanced.”

"Vivien, this protagonist is gearing up to finish the mission even before it advance in the main conflict. She hasn't really make a move towards me since then but I can't tolerate her presence." Vivien sighed. It weighed like the devil on her shoulder. "That's the right mindset, host. In the end, she's only called the protagonist because the story was focused on her but once we consider another person's perspective, she would always be someone else's antagonist in their story." "That's..." Jana's mouth twitched. "Very thoughtful of you." The brightness in her eyes receded and coldness emerged from the depths of it. "What's the name of the student after the trio best friends get expelled?"

he said with a grin on his face, but his eyes were still full of hatred. “You know about my father?” the man did not take his eyes away from me as he walked in my direction. “In every life, we have antagonist and protagonist. Living is like a world of the movies, and your father was the protagonist of the City.” after hearing his words, I almost lost my breath, but I tried to remain calm. “If you are my father’s enemy, why are you treating me like this?” the man stared at me while the grin faded from his face.

The citizens were delighted, and there seemed to finally have been peace in the country after a long time. Although when the Orka was first made known, they were portrayed in a very bad light. But when in reality they had the best of the intentions at heart. It was because of them that the evil plans of Zane had been pushed into the spotlight for the world to see. The proper unedited story was out.

I hissed at Ben. “Hey man, what’s gotten into you? I thought you all used to be the best of friends?” Ben asked. “We were friends, but I don’t need friends like her.” “Dude, she is going to be your Gamma. What is so bad about her? I think she is awesome. She is smart, beautiful inside and out, and incredibly strong. I hope she ends up being my mate.” Ben adds. “You can have her, Ben. I don’t want a mate like that. I want a mate like my mom. Soft, loving, and kind. Not a warrior.”

Closing my eyes as I tried to remain calm despite of this things that happened, I wonder if my neck would be cut in piece if I make any wrong move… Saypher Marcus. The protagonist in this world. Having the ability and luck, he is the one that is trying to fine the end of this game. A place where answers would be given for all of his questions. He is some that that is not just handsome, but also powerful. He would easily get his power in swift. Above all, everyone whom he fights with would eventually die. That is the power of protagonist. To sum it all, me being his enemy would surely make me fall in my death door in an instance.

Antagonist –is a person who actively opposes or hostile to someone or something; an adversary… “Blah! Blah! Blah!” Sabria said as she rolled her eyes and closed the laptop that was sitting on her desk. But why did they hate antagonists when the truth is, they were once a protagonist, it just happens that there’s another villain who pretends to be a heroine and stole all the things they cherish the most. She thought. As she reminisced one of the most painful moments in her life.