The phrase "connected character" is not a commonly used or recognized part of a sentence in English.
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The action follows five intimately connected characters and their unique stories of love, loss, and reconciliation.
Corruption and brutality abound in the second installment of a noir trilogy that is set in Stockholm and follows a number of loosely connected characters.
From 1930s Leningrad to 21st-century St Petersburg and, finally, "Outer Space, Year Unknown", loosely connected characters and objects – photos, paintings, mixtapes – recur in cleverly intricate ways, in tales of Stalinist purges and "Russian Rambos".
Flitting through time and space like a lucid-dreaming butterfly, Cloud Atlas settles momentarily on apparently connected characters inhabiting the 19th, 20th and early 21st centuries before spinning gracefully off into the near future and heaven-knows-where from there.
Films exploring the lives of loosely connected characters with no definite protagonist and plots that circumvent conventional cause-and-effect structure are generally not fertile ground for first-time film-makers.
Among the cast of disparate yet connected characters are a comatose teenage boy in Utah, an elusive sixties-era fugitive, an FBI agent, and a Massachusetts veterinarian who falls in love on a kibbutz in Israel.
– in which surprisingly connected characters want to be seen for who they really are.
The unexpected brutality of the murder reverberates throughout the rest of the novel, told by a cast of loosely connected characters ― women protesters he met at the gymnasium, his mother, his young friend, and others.
It's tempting to connect character with actor.
Chekhov began his career as a playwright in vaudeville, a genre that didn't require the tedious business of connecting characters' thoughts to actions and to events in the externalized world of a play — a task that later frustrated him.
