The main character of a story, whose fortunes the reader follows, is the
Aantagonist.
Bnarrator.
Cconfidant.
Dprotagonist.CORRECT
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Why the answer is D, and why the others tempt you.
The protagonist is the central figure; the antagonist opposes them. The narrator tells the story and may or may not be a character in it, and a confidant is a character to whom the protagonist reveals thoughts.
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