Vagyidegen

Vagyidegen refers to characters in a narrative, often novels or plays, who are unrelated by blood or marriage to the main protagonist or central character. These individuals may be friends, acquaintances, or authority figures that serve as a foil to the main character, providing an alternate perspective or serving as a source of information.

Vagyidegen can play a significant role in shaping the narrative, often as a catalyst for change or as a means of illustrating the main character's development or flaws. They may also serve as a audience surrogate, providing a more relatable character for readers to identify with.

Authors often employ characteristics of vagyidegen to create complex personalities. Some common attributes include:

* Conflict with the main character, testifying the main character's values and principles

* Providing background information or context, contributing to the plot's development

* Offering contrasting views or motivations, highlighting the main character's traits

* Engaging in behaviors that expose or challenge the social mores of the narrative's world

Examples of vagyidegen include supporting characters in literary works, such as sidekicks or confidants, who assist the protagonist throughout the story. These characters exist to enhance the narrative, serve the purpose of advancing the plot, and influence the main character's growth.