Based on the roles of little Jan and Willem in “The Place and the People,” what type of characters are they? The Place and the People

They are round characters, because they act like typical children and want a story told to them by Outa Karel right at that very moment.

They are antagonists, because they help develop the plot by making Outa Karel tell a story they want to hear.

They are foils, because they are challenging the story Outa Karel is going to tell by saying it is something it is not.

They are flat characters, because they advance the plot by showing their excitement about wanting Outa Karel to tell a story.