What is Character

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The human faculty composed of those traits we call virtues, such as courage, honesty, patients, and kindness. Learn more in: Critical Thinking and Character

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In the context of online communities, a computer avatar that possess some individuality in its own right, rather than merely being a representation of the user. Learn more in: Ancestor Veneration Avatars

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Filmin is the person in the story, who is in the main role of the script. Learn more in: Cinema and Social Media: Role of Media in Movie Publicities in Turkish Cinema Industry

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An ego or persona in a story. Learn more in: Creating and Advancing Storylines for Learning With Visuals

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Any moving entity in a digital game, either autonomous or controlled by the player. Learn more in: Navigating Through Virtual Worlds: From Single Characters to Large Crowds

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an additional property to the grapheme; namely, the character has code point, which is used in the computerized presentation. Learn more in: Novel Algorithmic Approach to Deciphering Rovash Inscriptions

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The persona or role taken on by a player when he or she enters the game environment. Learn more in: Player Motivation and Understanding Game Dynamics

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Group of qualities, traits, that differentiate one person from another, influencing their way of thinking and acting. Learn more in: Learning Environments About Colombian Legends as a Didactic Strategy

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Person of a game that assumes a behavior in a virtual environment. Learn more in: Evaluation of the Player's Performance in Entrepreneurship Serious Games

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The character of a space represents the set of physical, sensorial, and symbolic qualities that distinguish a place from another, in the same way that, in music, the timbre is the quality that allows us to recognize the sound of an instrument from another. Learn more in: Designing Interiors: A Guide for Contemporary Interior Landscape Design

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S/he is a narrative person and an element of narrative theory. Learn more in: The Construction of the Social Roles Attached to Women in TV Commercials Through the Narrative

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S/he is a narrative person and an element of narrative theory. Learn more in: The Inter-Narrativity of “Life”: An Analysis of Tezer Ozlu's A Journey to the Edge of Life

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A computer-controlled entity inhabiting the storyworld usually represented by an avatar. Characters interact with one another and with the interactor, which affects the story being generated. Learn more in: The Digital Campfire: An Ontology of Interactive Digital Storytelling

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A character is a person, animal, being, creature, or thing, either imaginary or real, Writers will include the character’s traits and features that suggest the nature of the character. Writers use characters to act, speak dialogue, and carry out the plot. Learn more in: Steamsational Writing: An Investigation Into Using Robots to Inspire Children's Narrative Skills

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Is the complete simulation of a being (a person, an animal, an imaginary creature, etc) inside a computer game, this may include the ethnicity, height and weight, gender, psychological, cultural and regional properties, skills and abilities, dressing styles among other features. The equivalent in the real world would be an actor inside a theater play. Some characters are playable, and others have the purpose of give information, be the enemy or simply allow the player a better immersive experience of a simulation. Learn more in: Towards a Role-Playing Game Procedural Dungeon Generation Strategy to Help Developing Working Skills

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A stage actor who portrays or shows a play person with his knowledge, technique and creation. The artist who plays the game. Learn more in: Product Placement With the Context of Character and Narrator