In almost every story, there are a mix of round and flat characters. However, is this the case for The Pilgrim's Progress? Do the rules change because of its allegorical form? While most main characters are round, does Bunyan do this for Christian. To make a well informed desision on this, we must annelize Christian's character and see if he develops over the course of the book. In the beginning of the story, Christian is in emotional pain due to spiritual relizations he has made. He soon meets a guide named Evanglist who tells him how to realive this pain by going to Mount Zion . Leaving behind his family, he sets off to Mount Zion also called The Celestial City. Along the way, he is pulled from from his quest by many worldly ideal focused