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or flat characters? A round character is one whom we see from many angles (hence round); people about whom we have enough information to visualize them acting outside the story in various other situations. In contrast, the one-dimensional flat character is hard to imagine acting in any different way; these characters are in the story not for their personal importance but to move the plot along. ...
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There are 6 rounds of play in each of the 4 sets. Players start by rolling for ones in the first round, twos in the second round, threes, fours, fives and lastly sixes in the sixth round. A new set is repeated until all sets have been completed.
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