<prompt> Bolela mefuta e mehlano e fapaneng ea baphetwa ba tšōmo.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Name five different types of fictional characters. . Response in English: 1. Protagonist: This is the main character of the story, often characterized as the hero or heroine, who undergoes a transformation through the course of the narrative.2. Antagonist: This is the character who opposes the protagonist, often the villain of the story, who creates obstacles for the main character and drives the plot conflict.3. Dynamic character: This is a character who undergoes significant change throughout the story, generally in terms of their personality, perspectives, or behavior.4. Static character: This is a character who remains largely unchanged throughout the story, often serving as a foil, helping to highlight the changes in dynamic characters.5. Round character: This is a complex, fully realized character who has multiple layers and dimensions, and whose actions and motivations are intricately woven into the plot. . Response in Sesotho: 1. Mohatelli: Enoa ke sebapali sa sehlooho sa pale, eo hangata a hlalosoang e le mohale kapa mohale, ea bang le phetoho nakong ea pale. 2. Molwantshwa: Enwa ke mophetwa ya hanyetsanang le mophetwa, eo hangata e leng molotsana wa pale, ya hlahisang ditshitiso ho mophetwa wa sehlooho le ho tsamaisa kgohlano ya morero. 3. Sebapali se matla: Enoa ke motho ea nang le phetoho e kholo pale eohle, ka kakaretso ho ea ka botho ba hae, maikutlo, kapa boitšoaro. 4. Sebapali se tsitsitseng: Enoa ke sebapali se lulang se sa fetohe ho pholletsa le pale, hangata se sebetsa e le foil, se thusang ho totobatsa liphetoho tsa baphetwa ba matla. 5. Sebapali se chitja: Enoa ke sebapali se rarahaneng, se lemohuoang ka botlalo, se nang le mekhahlelo le litekanyo tse ngata, me liketso le litšusumetso li lohelletsoe ka mokhoa o rarahaneng morerong. 