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One of the basic traits of a character is [[Character Depth|their depth]], or how complex they are. Some characters are two-dimensional [[Flat Character]]s, with one or a few defining traits that (at a glance) completely define who they are. Some are more complex and have [[Hidden Depths]] compared to their flat counterparts. A '''Rounded
Now, this is not to say that they're the [[Tropes Are Not Good|best character type]], and any author who does not have a full cast of Rounded Characters is a hack. It would be nigh impossible to write a story with a sprawling cast of fully fleshed out characters, [[Law of Conservation of Detail|the audience just couldn't take it]]! That's why this kind of character is usually reserved for the main cast and their antagonists in [[Character Calculus]], and even then, some protagonists don't need much characterization.
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[[Category:Characterization Tropes]]
[[Category:Lit Class Tropes]]
[[Category:Omnipresent Tropes]]
▲[[Category:Rounded Character]]
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