Question

how is the unfolding of the characters in Pan's Labyrinth is different from the ways characters unfold in short fiction?

Answer 1

Every moment we see the Faun, we get much stolen out.
Faun's bodily expression actually varies during the movie and, while the transition is regular, if we consider him in his first and last scene we'll be capable to notice a rather great contrast. At first, he's aged and feeble. His actions and his speech are jerky and a little out of his command. He stumbles throughout and turns his hands and we can notice his hair is very white and his eyes are clouded over.
But his voice and his actions grow more consistent. His eyes fall their cloudiness and grow a different blue. His hair turns from old to a reddish-brown. All in all, he grows younger and more appealing as the movie proceeds.