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In Stranger Things, a popular science fiction show featured on Netflix, Steve Harrington is a dynamic character. At the start of the series, Steve behaved very poorly: he bullied a social outcast named Jonathan Byers and pressured Nancy Wheeler, his then girlfriend, into moving too quickly in their relationship. However, later in the series, Steve becomes a much better person. For example, he travels to the Upside Down (an alternative universe) with Nancy's little brother Mike and his friends. Though they are quite nerdy, Steve no longer cares about social class and helps the boys out during a dangerous time. Clearly, Steve changes in a positive way throughout the show.

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In the television show, "The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina", (caos) a new netflix original based off of the comics of the same name, the character Prudence, one of the weird sisters, is dynamic. Prudence starts as a very rude, stuck up character, who thinks she and her sisters are better than Sabrina because Sabrina is a half breed, a half-witch, half-mortal who attends the Academy of Unseen Arts, as instructed by the unholy High Priest. The academy is for full bred witches only. Whereas Prudence is a full bred witch. When Sabrina asks for Prudence's help in exorcising a demon, in exchange for being "worshipped", she reluctantly accepts. As the two witches embark on their journey, Prudence begins to "go soft" as her sisters would say. At first, that thought got to her and she felt like she had to show them that she was stronger, but then she realizes that the way that her sisters of all people think about her, is not nearly as important as doing what she believes is right. Eventually, she does pick up her rude habits again, but a piece of what Sabrina taught her, stuck with her. She then slowly began to act nicer towards Sabrina, minus the hexing (tormenting by using magic) and voodoo she had caused. She realized that Sabrina was special and that she could learn from her. Even though Prudence still acted snobby towards Sabrina, that was just who she was. Prudence did in fact, grow as a character.

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In the movie, Coraline, the character Coraline is a dynamic character. In the beginning, Coraline has a low appreciation for her parents. She thinks that they are boring and never let her go out and do things. She does not consider all the hard working they have to do in order to care for their daughter, and work for hours each day to make sure Coraline is living a decent life. After Coraline finds herself in a different dimesion through a hole in the wall, she feels doesn't keep those same feelings. At first, everything is great with her new button-eyed parents, but then they start to pressure her to stay, and never go back to her old life. Coraline chooses to go back to her old life, becuase she realizes how much she loves her parents. In the end, she goes back home to appreciate her parents much more than she had before. Coraline realizes that they try their best to keep Coraline happy by working, thereofre not having the most interesting life. Coraline changed her perspecive on how she realized how much effort her parents put into their child.

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In The Series of Unfortunate Events, and original Netflix TV show, Count Olaf, the villian of the story, is definitly the most static character out of all the other people. Throughout the series, he is always chasing after the Boudelaire's fortune, and never gives up on it. Count Olaf is always in disquise to hide his identity, since many people are looking for him. Because of this, Violet, Sunny and Klaus Boudelaire are trying to expose him so he will not do any harm to them.  Even though Count Olaf  and his team fail at capturing the siblings every single time, the team will never stop trying. In the end, Count Olaf, the antagonist in the show The Series of Unfortunate Events, is a very static character.

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The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is a dramatic, horror fiction Netflix television show. The protagonist of the show, Sabrina Spellman, is a static character. During the beginning of the ten-part series, Sabrina was very always resolute to accomplish anything she set her mind on. Moreover, she always wanted to do the right thing, but her "right thing" would often be selfish for her friends (or her own) needs. This was shown when she used her powers to take revenge on the teacher to help her friend stop being bullied. Similarly, she was shown to have these same traits at the end of the series. For example, when two witches attempted to kill her boyfriend, but ended up killing her brother, she killed one of the witches to resurrect her boyfriend's brother. Although, she would not listen to her well experienced family who incessantly begged her to not resurrect him. That was due to the fact that she tried to form his death in her own selfish ways, which would be punished, and ruin everyone else's lives - even the lives of the people she wanted to help. Nevertheless, Sabrina was still selfish and continued to insist that she was doing the right thing, even though she always knew something bad would happen. Sabrina also showed a strong sense of determination when she attempted to save her boyfriend's brother, despite the fact that it went against all laws of nature.

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The character, Kim, in the movie Edward Scissorhands, is a dynamic character. This reason for this is that her opinion on Edward, a young man who is different because he has scissors for hands, changes throughout the movie. In the beginning, she dislikes him and finds him strange because of his outward appearance and mousy attitude. For example, when he approaches her and her current boyfriend to socialize, they immediately stop laughing and teasing each other. Additionally, they simply stare at him. Edward feels alienated when this happens. Towards the end, Kim begins to see the value within Edward and starts to enjoy his company. This is displayed when he runs away from home, and returns after Kim's parents had left to search for him. Kim expresses her worry for Edward, and causes him to realize that she cares for him. Kim notices that he is not as much of an outcast as others have portrayed him to be, and accepts him. Kim had changed her perspective on Edward Scissorhands, which makes her a dynamic character.

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In the Salt to the Sea, Alfred a main character in the book is extremely static. At the beginning of the book Alfred has a love for Nazis and Hitler. He failed to join the Hitler youth. Though this was what seemed like defeat to him, Alfred became a worker, being observant and really "smart". Alfred's personality never changes, he stays the way he is. Thinking about how he is important, and always right. This shows during his conversation with Hannelore. In addition, his ignorance to everything does not help.

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In the Harry Potter series, Harry Potter is a dynamic character. When he began school, he was not confident because he did not know of his reputation yet. He had been under the thumb of the Dursleys and had been treated like he was inferior, so when he found out that he was a wizard and then went with other people who seemed to know a lot more then him, Harry did not believe he was special. By the end of the book, however, Harry has more of a leadership role. He started and maintained Dumbledore's Army and ran off to collect and destroy Voldemort's horcruxes while knowing that the odds were against him, yet he pushed on. Harry even confronted and disobeyed the Dursleys multiple times, leading to him staying in other places for extended periods of time. At the beginning of the series, Harry Potter entered Hogwarts and the wizarding world with low self-esteem and zero leadership skills, but by the end of the series, his experiences had strengthened him. He once only relied on others, but by the end, he fought Voldemort by himself.

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In Third Girl by Agatha Christie, Hercule Poirot is a dynamic character. Poirot is a venerated fictional detective who is trying to solve the mysterious disappearance of a girl. At the beginning of the novel, he knows nothing about the girl (except that she went missing and shared an apartment in London with two other women). As the novel progresses, he collects evidence that suggests one of her roommates knows more than she is letting out. Poirot is a dynamic character because at the end of the novel, he successfully solves the mystery.

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The character, Bill, from the movie It, had changed substantially throughout the movie. At the beginning, he was a nerdy, optimistic boy who was looking for his, supposedly, alive little brother, Georgie. He went missing after getting sent out in the rain, alone, by Bill on one faithful day. He believes that it is his fault for sending him out, and the guilt is shown throughout the movie, almost being his downfall. He was a very static character at the beginning, not changing his views on what he though happened to Georgie, but became a dynamic character as the movie went on. However, at the end Bill becomes the leader of the "loser squad" and choreographs the attack on Pennywise the clown, who had eaten his brother. He had become braver and stronger while protecting himself and his friends.

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In the movie IT, Georgie is a static character. Georgie's only main appearance was in the very beginning. He portrayed trust in someone that he did not know. Although he doubted it at times, he never lost his trust until it was to late for him to turn around. Although one could claim that Georgie showed stupidity, he really just had trust in this clown but was foolish. Static characters are mainly more minor characters, therefore this description accurately fits Georgie.

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In the book Prisoner of Night and Fog, Reinhard Muller is an extremely static character. At the start of the book, his views on Jewish are the same as Hitler's, which is that they are subhuman and not meant to be treated as equally as everyone else. Towards the end of the book, his idea of Jewish people remain the same. His mindset has not changed about his sister Gretchen either. He is cruel to her in the beginning and he is cruel to her at the end. Since his mindset never changes throughout the book, he can be classified as a static character.

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In the movie The Meg, Jonas Taylor is a dynamic character. In the beginning, he doesn't want to help save the ocean research team, even though he is familiar with the enormous shark. Even as the Megladon eats many people and ruins the ship, he is grumpy and angry and refuses to help capture and kill the dangerous forty foot shark. However, as the movie progresses, he becomes more helpful and helps lead the team. In the middle of the movie when he starts to help more, he and one other character are able to come up with a plan to kill the Megladon, and their plan works. This shows how Jonas is becoming more helpful and is using his past experience with the monster to kill it and save everyone. Finally, in the ending scene when the team is trying to save a crowded beach full of people from a second Megladon, Jonas dives into the water to kill the monster. Even though he could have died, he was able to kill the monster and save everyone. Clearly, Jonas changes from beginning to end.

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In the story A Night Divided by Jennifer A. Nielsen, Officer Müller is a very dynamic character. Towards the beginning of the story, he did what pretty much any other typical "Grenzer" (Eastern German policeman guarding the Berlin Wall) would. When he noticed Gerta, the protagonist, gazing hopefully at the wall, he became suspicious, and he warned her that she should never again look at the wall as if looking for someone, otherwise a bullet from his rifle would somehow happen to find its merry way into her head... however, when he discovers the tunnel that Gerta and her brother Fritz have been so riveted on for so long, he agrees (after quite a bit of convincing) to let it slide, under the circumstances that they allow him to come to West Germany as well. However, if another guard should happen to discover the tunnel., he would not hesitate to kill them. To make a long story short, he ends up travelling with them in the tunnel, and is resolute to make sure that Gerta makes it safely to freedom that he ends up with a bullet in his back, and also ends up unfortunately buyin' the farm. This shows just how much Müller's view and opinion of the East-German people changed. He came to realize that it really was not just that they should have to be put in such an oppressive cage in which they were incapable of doing pretty much anything they pleased. The fact that he decided to put Gerta before himself in the tunnel means that he feels that she deserved freedom more so than he did, and so his realization only seemed to give him

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In the novel, Death on the Nile by Agatha Christie, the character Jackie stocks her former fiance and his new wife, whom was her best friend. Jackie is a dynamic character, she never loses sight of her avarice and selfishness. In the beginning, she wants money for her and her fiance, Simon. By the end of the story, the detective, Hercule Poirot discover's Simon and Jackie's secret relationship. He discovers Simon had married Jackie's friend for her wealth, murdered her and planned to take the money for Jackie and him. Jackie has shown fake remorse for the situation and this reveals that her mindset and attitude have been resurrected from the beginning. Thus, she is a static character ;)

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In A Night Divided, a character that is dynamic is Gerta's mother. At the beginning of the story, she constantly tells Gerta and Fritz to stay safe, and they they are never going to see their father and Dominic again. When Gerta sees Dominic across the wall, she makes nothing of it and keeps going on with her life like nothing happened. Gerta's mother was not taking any risks at the beginning of the book, which changes later on. Near the end of the story when she realizes that Gerta and Fritz are tunneling out of the wall, she at first scolds them and tells them never to go there again, but then joins them as she ponders the ramifications of digging versus the payoff. Therefore, Gerta's mother is a dynamic character.

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In 47 meters down, a movie about two young sisters getting trapped in the depths of the ocean, Lisa is a dynamic character. At first, Lisa is eager to go in a cage under the waters to see the sea creatures lurking underneath, and even convinced her unwilling sister to do it with her. Even when the guy who was helping them see the animals illegally put food in the waters to lure the sharks, she was still willing to go, which shows that she is a risk taker. However, when they are trapped underneath at the floors of the ocean with sharks attempting to devour them, she starts to panic and wishes she never convinced her sister Kate to go with her. She even says sorry to her for ever mentioning the idea of getting in the cage. This incident obviously changed her and made her less of an adventurous person.

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In the movie Twitches one character that undergos major changes in Camryn. In the beginning of the movie she is just another spoiled rich girl. She is given anything her mind can imagine,  and only cares for herself. She meets her long lost twin sister, Alex, and they discover that they're both witches. WHen her life starts to change Alex and Camryn have a chance to save the world, but camryn refuses and says she would much rather go back to how her life was before. She was selfish, and did not care if hurting hundreds of people would save herself. Towards the end of the movie she becomes less selfish and eventually offers her twin sister to live with her. Their relationship and bond becomes stronger and Camryn starts to be more empathetic and consider the feelings of other.

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In the book Prisoner of Night and Fog, Gretchen's brother Reinhard is a static character. Throughout the book, he has no change in mindset. He is just as cruel to Gretchen in the beginning as he is in the end. In the beginning of the book, Gretchen talks about all of the cruel pranks he has done to her. Later in the book, he physically attacks her, and by the end is still forcing her to do things against her will. He never realized how horribly he was treating his sister. His ideas of the Jews do not change either. In the beginning of the book, he tries to attack a Jew on the road. By the end of the book, he still wants to kill the Jews. How he thought of them never changed, and he always viewed them as "subhuman" like Hitler said they were.

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In the show Riverdale, one of the characters, Cheryl Blossom, is a dynamic character. In the beginning of the show, she was very rude and haughty. She acted as if she was above everybody else. However, as the season goes on, Cheryl shows a humane side of her. She begins to show that she is vulnerable and very deeply affected by her brother's death. In the end of the season, she even attempts to commit suicide, which is very big contrast to her personality in the beginning. Luckily, Archie saved her, and although she did not become an amazing person by the end of season one, she did change throughout the show.

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In the novel The City of Dreaming Books, Optimus Yarnspinner can be seen as a dynamic character. One main change that he goes through is becoming more courageous and venturing out into the world where he has never been before. In the beginning of the story, Yarnspinner states himself that he has never went out into the real world, and is afraid to do so. As the story progresses, he becomes brave enough to venture into the unknown to find the missing author. One main example of this is how he travels to the City of Dreaming Books and searches everywhere. He eventually enters the catacombs, which are extremely dangerous areas located under the city, to find the person who he needs to find. This shows a change in character as at the beginning of the book Yarnspinner would never have dared to travel the distance that he had to meet the author, and would not be able to bear the hardships that he eventually went through. Therefore, because he changes greatly, Optimus Yarnspinner can be considered a dynamic character in the novel.

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In the Harry Potter series originally written by JK Rowling, Dudley Dursley is a dynamic character. Throughout the first few movies, Dudley is very mean to Harry because his parents were too. Dudley and his gang often attacked Harry even though in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Harry saves Dudley from dementors. However, in the last movie, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, when Harry's aunt, uncle and cousin are forced to leave their home, Dudley makes an effort to make things right. Dudley shakes Harry's hand and says "I don't think you're a waste of space" after Harry agrees that he should not come to the new house.

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In the short story, the Juniper Tree by Grimm, the protagonist, the young boy is dynamic where the rest of the characters are static. The young boy is intentionally killed by his mother in clandestine. His sister buries him by the Juniper Tree where he his resurrected as a bird. He journey's from his former innocent and weak persona to a much stronger and blood thirsty as he seeks revenge for his death make him a dynamic character. However, his mother, sister, and father are killed.