Which of the following is not true of all antagonists? they provide conflict. they serve as opposition. they affect the main character. they are all bad people.

the false answer is: "They are all bad people".

Explanation: In literature, an antagonist can be anything that threats the protagonist, providing an obstacle, a challenge, confusion, etc. It may be represented by a human force, a trait that belongs to the protagonist, a character that is unlikeable for the audience, nature forces such as disasters, society rules, among others. Having this in mind, it's easy to see that not necessarily an antagonist is a villain or a bad character.

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