In his short story The Four Fists F. Scott Fitzgerald develops a protagonist who could be considered credible in the eyes of the reader. and nbspA character is credible when?

A character is considered credible when their actions, thoughts, and behaviors align with their established personality traits, motivations, and the circumstances presented in the story. In the case of "The Four Fists," Fitzgerald creates a believable protagonist by providing insight into his experiences, emotions, and reactions throughout the narrative, making the character's development and choices relatable and coherent to the reader.