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| A '''token character''' is a character in a story, myth, or legend, that only exists to achieve the minimum compliance with assumed normality for the environment described in the story. For example, a ''token wife'' is a wife who has no depth of character, or identity of her own, but only exists because the character, that she is married to, is expected to have a wife. | |||
| A token character can also be used by writers to pay ] to rules or standards, when they otherwise have no intention of doing so, such as by obeying anti-] policies by including a ''token black'' character, who, despite being present a large amount, nethertheless does nothing, and has no function in the ]. In this situation the creation of such characters is referred to as ]. | |||
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