Who are the main characters in 'after the race short story'?

I'm not sure without reading it, but it could be the racers themselves.

In 'the big race short story', the main characters are likely to be those directly involved in the race. There could be a young and ambitious racer who has been training hard for this event. There might also be an experienced racer who serves as a sort of mentor or rival to the younger one. And of course, there could be a race organizer or a coach who plays an important role in guiding the racers. For example, the coach could give crucial advice to the racer on how to handle different parts of the race track.

I'm not sure since I haven't read it, but there could be a racer named Tom who is really determined to win.

One main theme could be competition and its aftermath. After the race, the characters might experience a range of emotions like victory, defeat, or disappointment. Another theme could be self - discovery. Through the experience of the race, the characters may learn something new about themselves.

Typically, the main characters are the slow - moving one that represents'slow and steady' and the faster, often overconfident ones. For example, in the well - known version, the tortoise is the slow and steady character, and the hare is the fast and overconfident one.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read this particular 'After Earth' short story. But typically, in a post - apocalyptic story like this, there could be a strong and resourceful protagonist, perhaps a young adult who has grown up in this harsh new world. There might also be an older mentor figure who imparts wisdom and survival skills.

A group of friends could be the main characters. They might have a tradition of going out together after dark. The story could revolve around their adventures, like getting lost in an old part of town, or stumbling upon a hidden party that only takes place at night.

There are mainly two characters. The first one is a man who has been living a life on the wrong side of the law for 20 years. He's waiting at the agreed - upon place. The second is his friend who has become a police officer. Through their encounter, we see how their lives have diverged and how they react to each other after such a long time.

I'm not sure specifically without reading the story, but it could be soldiers. Since it's about after a battle, soldiers are likely to be main characters as they are directly involved in the battle and would experience the after - effects.

Often in stories set after a funeral, there is a character who is more of an outsider but still connected to the situation. This could be a neighbor who has observed the family for a long time. And of course, there could be the priest or the person who conducted the funeral service, who might have some interactions with the main characters and contribute to the overall narrative.