Answer:
A dynamic character undergoes changes within the actions of the novel and undergoes changes that are shown with the consequences
Explanation:
Dynamic characters are a type of character that has experiences through the story that lead them to have a change in personality, attitude, a point of view, maturity or behavior, which are the consequences of those experiences and conflicts they underwent. Another characteristic is that these changes don't tend to be described outright, but the reader can notice them as the story progresses.
One example of this type of characters are Scout and Jem in the novel To Kill a Mockingbird, as they start out the novel as kids who saw "Boo Radley" as a terrible, mysterious and gruesome phantom, but because of all they went through, they gained a more mature insight on things, and ended up seeing him as a real human being, who was only afraid of going out of his house.
