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2.1.1 Major Character
Major  character  is  kind  of  character,  which  often  shows  up  repeatedly  as  if  it dominates  every  parts  of  the  event  in  the  novel. They  can  act  as  a  subject  that  has
capability in doing something or as an object that suffers the impact from treatment done by the subject or circumstances. In the other words, major character does not only act as
subject but also as object. This kind of character plays important role in the novel and it cannot be ignored. In this novel have major character; there are Humbert Humbert and
Lolita.
2.1.2 Minor Character
A minor character is someone with a lot of parts and important to the story, but not  fully  needed  and  still  interact  with  or  grab  the  attention  of  those  main  characters.
They might help to explain what is going on by talking to other characters and supports
the  main  character  in  a  story.  They  do  no  grow  or  change  during  the  story .
Would usually  be  a  good  friend  or  enemy  of  the  main  character.
In  this  novel  have  minor character:  Gaston  Godin,  Ms.  Phalen,  and  Miss  Prat,  Annabel  Leigh,  Valeria,  Charlie
Holmes, Ms.  Opposite,  Madeleine,  and  The  Mc.  Coo s,  Charlotte  Haze,  Mona  Dahl, Richard F. Schiller and John Farlow and Clare Quilty.
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2.1.3 Flat Character
Flat  characters  have  few  but  easily  recognizable  traits  that  make them stereotypical characters. In short, there are not many facets to this characters personality
that are revealed to the reader. According to Roberts and Jacobs 1995,
Flat  character  is  a  character  with  a  very  simple  personality.  Flat characters  do  not  grow.  They  remain  the  same  because  they  may
be  stupid  or  insensitive  or  lacking  in  knowledge  or  insight.  They end  where  they  begin  and  are  static,  not  dynamic.  But  characters
are  not  therefore  worthless,  for  they  usually  highlight  the development of the round characters.
Stock Character Often assumed to be a flat character, a stock character is actually one  who  represents  stereotypical  personality  traits  which  may  root  from  culture,
appearance,  or  situations.  Such  characters  are  very  easy  to  identify. In  this  novel  have
flat characters; there are: Gaston Godin, Ms. Phalen, and Miss Prat.
2.1.4 Round Character