Depth
Depth noun - Distance measured from the top to the bottom of something.
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- More specifically he realizes that everyone has some measure of good and evil in them, and its that contrast, and the urges and negative emotions coupled with the urges and positive emotions that makes the people he knows who they are, gives them depth, makes them actual, complex people.
Source: Good Is Boring -
Even "Happy Homemaker" Sue Ann Nivens (Betty White), who could have been played as merely two-dimensional, was given some measure of depth.This was also one of the first series to feature a single woman as the main character, and to focus on her career rather than her love life.
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Later it's revealed that the Tasen are fleeing from their genocidal relatives, the Komato (and even they still are granted a measure of depth) Tactical Suicide Boss: General Tor, the final boss, who has a fixed cycle of attacks during which he shoots a very powerful and easy-to-reflect projctile.
Source: Video Game / Iji
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