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In a literary context, a protagonist is usually the main character of a story. They generally fall into two categories: The hero, and the anti-hero.
(Note that the protagonist isn't always the main character- Take, for example, the Sherlock Holmes series, told from Watson's point of view, even though he himself is not the main protagonist.)
See also
Their foe, the antagonist.