protagonist

Converse of object

• involve: To enhance collaborative research involving protagonists from one or more of the two communities.
• become: May the peoples of Africa become the protagonists of their own future and their own cultural, civil, social and economic development!
• feature: Where my books feature a child protagonist, that protagonist is always black.
• play: All the main events from the movie happen as expected, and the actors who play the three protagonists also reprise their roles here.

Adjective modifier

• eponymous: Now the Pokemon TCG revisits the eponymous protagonists in EX: Team Rocket Returns.
• unnamed: This observation best reflects Lucking's thesis that language is an " unnamed protagonist " in the plays.
• female: I just did notes on a studio project where the female protagonist had a series of blind dates in a number of foreign locales.
• main: Let's just hope all the main protagonists turn up to what could be the best race for decades!
• teenage: Three teenage protagonists in the elite PIC unit of Special Branch, fight crime on the streets of London.
• male: Amidst these good girls, we run a gamut of attitudes toward their male protagonists.

Noun used with modifier

• title: The title protagonists will have their work cut out to emerge on top of a highly competitive field of R400 runners.
• child: Where my books feature a child protagonist, that protagonist is always black.

Possessives

• life: The melody line is far bluesier than the protagonist's former life would have led you to expect.
• name: The feeling of the landscape reflects the feeling of the protagonist's name, and in the Creole word the two overlap.

Possessives

• film: There's Sarah ( McDonald ), the film's main protagonist, still suffering from a personal loss.
• game: Alan Wake, the game's protagonist, is a bestselling horror writer, who writes a novel about his darkest nightmares.

Preposition: in

• debate: He looks to the right of the artist as if facing a protagonist in debate.

Preposition: of

• novel: Because in the end the protagonists of this novel are members of the same class that is in government ­ if not in power.
• story: In a series of harrowing misadventures the six-year-old protagonist of this shocking story of survival in WWII Poland endures on wits and luck alone.
• film: Joe's biggest rival on Team USA is their spokesman Mark Zupan, the other key protagonist of the film.