Welcome to Dokdo. We are dokdorang, the characters of Dokdo.

Question

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1. What is the character of Dokdo? It is Dokdorang.
2. What are the characters of Dokdo?
- They are Dokdorang.
3. What are the characters of Dokdo?
- They are Dokdorang, the characters of Dokdo.

(Dokdorang is composed of two island images. Is the question and the answer correct? Which one is correct? We have the sentences above in the passage.
* character: a person or an animal in a book, play or film/movie)

Answer 1

This is all very confusing to me.

Character or characters are referring to people or animals "in a book, play, or film/movie," as you stated.

Character also refers to how a person thinks and behaves.

Characteristics are the traits and features of a person, animal, or place.

#1's question seems fine, but I'm expecting an answer relating to the atmosphere of the place. Is it a place where people go for vacations? Is it a place where people work on farms? What?

#s2 and 3. Again, the question in each is fine, but the answers don't make sense to me.

... unless all this is about a fictional island in a story or play.

Answer 2

Thank you.
Dokdo is an island composed of two main islands, Dongdo and Seodo, and 89 small islands. The characters of Dokdo is made up of two main islands. So the sentence was made, I think.

"We are Dokdorang, the characters of Dokdo."

If we can use this sentence, can we use the following question and answers?

2. What are the characters of Dokdo?
- They are Dokdorang.
3. What are the characters of Dokdo?
- They are Dokdorang, the characters of Dokdo.