If a character has the same perspective and personality at the beginning as it does at the end of a story, then the character is antagonistic dynamic static protagonistic

The correct answer is: a static character.

In literature or in a story, a static character is one whose personality, behavior, and perspectives remain the same throughout the story. These characters do not evolve, change or alter their perspectives in a story. Static characters are also referred to as "flat" characters. An example of a static character would be Garfield, the cat, or Scar, from the Lion King.

he will find out what went wrong or happened and how.