In Chapter 3, the text discusses characterization. She says there are two types of characters: FLAT characters and ROUND characters. For this question, address both of these issues: 1. Define a “flat character.” 2. Identify a flat character in either the McDonald’s ad OR the Starbucks ad.3. Why is that character round? 4. Define a “round” character.”5. Identify a round character in either the McDonald’s ad OR the Starbucks ad.6. Why is that character round?
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