The character who opposes the protagonist is the

-foil
-antagonist
-archetype
-tragic hero

antagonist

Explanation:

A foil is a character used by the author to emphasize certain qualities of another character.

An archetype refers to something typical in the human experience.

A tragic hero is usualy the protagonist in a tragedy.

An antagonist is a character that stands in opposition to the protagonist; therefore, the correct choice would be the second one.

antagonist

Explanation:

The word antagonist is derived from the Ancient Greek noun antagōnistḗs meaning 'opponent'. Since protagonist is a leading character in a story, it is safe to assume that antagonist (opponent) would be the character who opposes the protagonist.    

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