2. Anyone

3. Monster high 2

4. Gostbusters

5. Anyone

6. Girls don't cry

7. Sleeping princess

-Post-apocalyptic worlds – often bleak, dusty, and survival-driven.

• High schools – classic for teen dramas or comedies.

• Space/other planets – futuristic, isolated, or mysterious.

• Urban cities – fast-paced, gritty, or vibrant.

• Small towns – intimate, nostalgic, or secretive.

• Castles/medieval fantasy – epic, magical, or dark.

• Isolated houses or cabins – great for horror or psychological tension.

• Deserts/jungles/oceans – adventure and survival themes.

• Protagonist (Hero/Main Character): The central figure who drives the story forward. The audience is meant to root for them.

• Antagonist (Villain/Opponent): The character or force that opposes the protagonist and creates conflict.

2. Important Characteristics in Main Characters

• Relatability: They show emotions or face struggles that audiences can connect with.

• Growth/Development: They evolve throughout the story (e.g., becoming braver, wiser, or more compassionate).

• Motivation: They have clear goals or desires that push the plot forward.

3. Common Traits of Villains

• Selfishness or Greed: They often want power, money, or revenge.

• Lack of Empathy: They hurt others without remorse.

• Manipulativeness: They twist situations or deceive others to achieve their goals.

4. A Character I Like: Iron Man (Tony Stark) from the Marvel Movies

• Intelligent: A genius inventor and strategist.

• Witty: Uses humor and sarcasm, even in serious moments.

• Redemptive: Starts off arrogant but grows into a self-sacrificing hero.