The side characters in novels tend to 
A. have lives and stories of their own 
B. be present in every single scene. 
C. only appear in a few episodes. 
D. be less developed than in short stories.

A side character or supporting character is a character in any form of narrative that is not the focus of the main plot or storyline, but, rather, appears often in the narrative, developing a story line of his or her own, which can be quite complex, although it is not completely independent of the main story line. Usually the side character´s story is presented in order to make the narrative´s main story line more complete.

The side characters in novels tend to<br />A. have lives and stories of their own<br />B. be present in every single scene.<br />C. only appear in a few episodes.<br />D. be less developed than in short stories.

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The side characters in novels tend to<br />
A. have lives and stories of their own<br />
B. be present in every single scene.<br />
C. only appear in a few episodes.<br />
D. be less developed than in short stories.