Static characters are characters whose personality, traits, perception, outlook, motivation, and habits do not change much, or nothing at all, through the curse of the story; nevertheless, these characters are often well described because they tend to have an interesting personality that attracts people's interest, and can also be the protagonist or one of the main characters. One example of a static character is Atticus Finch in the novel <em>To Kill a Mockingbird </em>by Harper Lee. In the story, Atticus is one of the main characters, he's a lawyer and father of two children whose strong sense of morality and justice remains the same regardless of the story's events.
