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A hero is a character who embodies noble qualities such as bravery, selflessness, and a strong moral compass, striving to protect others and uphold justice. They often face great challenges and personal sacrifices, driven by an unwavering sense of duty to do what is right. 

An anti-hero is a protagonist who lacks traditional heroic qualities such as idealism, courage, or morality, often operating in morally gray areas to achieve their goals. They may be driven by personal motivations rather than altruism, making them flawed but relatable characters with complex, multidimensional personalities. 

A neutral is a character who avoids aligning with either good or evil, focusing instead on their own interests or survival without strong moral convictions. They may act pragmatically, siding with whichever path serves their goals or maintaining independence from external conflicts altogether.

An anti-hero is a character who operates outside traditional ideals of morality, often using questionable methods to achieve their goals. They may straddle the line between good and evil, driven by personal motives rather than a sense of duty or justice. 

A villain is a character who actively opposes the hero, often driven by selfish, destructive, or morally corrupt goals. They embody traits that challenge societal norms or ethical principles, becoming the primary source of conflict in their pursuit of power, vengeance, or chaos.