Who are the main characters in 'fear games story'?

I don't know the specific main characters in this novel as I haven't read it. But in most Fear Street novels, there are usually some brave or curious teenagers who end up being at the center of the horror and mystery.

As I haven't read the 'no time for fear story', it's impossible for me to determine the main characters. It could be ordinary people put in extraordinary circumstances, or it could be some kind of heroic figures. But without reading it, it's just speculation.

Since I don't know the exact 'fear of darkness story', it could be a child as the main character. Often, children are the ones who experience the fear of darkness more prominently.

It might be an adult who has carried their fear of the dark from childhood. This adult could be a loner type, and the story could explore how their fear affects their daily life and relationships. For instance, they might avoid going out at night or having to be in dark places with others.

I'm not sure about all the main characters. But there's probably a protagonist who has to face the horrors.

It could be that Santa Claus himself is a main character in this 'fear not christmas story'. He might encounter some problem on his Christmas journey, like his sleigh getting damaged or getting lost in a blizzard. But then he is encouraged with the words 'fear not' and manages to complete his mission of delivering presents to all the children.

I don't know who the main characters are in the 'fear game story' since I don't have enough information. They could be ordinary people who are forced to play this fear - inducing game, like a group of friends on a camping trip who stumble upon a strange game in the woods.

Typically, there is a persecutor, often an angry and vengeful person. And there is the victim, who is being targeted by the persecutor.

The most prominent character is the painter. He is tormented by his own psyche. While there are not a large number of distinct, living characters, the memories and emotions that take on a form within his mind are significant. For instance, the memories of his loved ones or his rivals in the art world can be seen as characters in a way. They are part of the complex web of his mental state that he has to navigate through in the game.

I'm not sure as I haven't read the specific story, but it could be a young child who is typically more afraid of the dark compared to adults. This child could be the protagonist through whose eyes we experience the fear of darkness.