In a story or play, the antagonist is the force against the hero or protagonist embodied in a character. This enmity or opposition is created by the external or internal factors that force both the protagonist and antagonist to be at odds with each other. The main goal of the antagonist in a story is to create obstacles for the protagonist sometimes even without apparent reason and justification for an evil attitude towards the hero.
Blake depicts the tiger as a ferocious yet beautiful beast in “The Tyger.” The speaker addresses the tiger and wonders who made it in such “fearful symmetry.”
