Danny Zuko Is The Protagonist In The Film 'Grease'

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1. Danny Zuko is one of the main characters, but not the protagonist. He is the boyfriend of the protagonist, Sandy Olson. They all attend Rydell High. Zuko is the leader of the T-Birds, the school's greaser gang. I chose him for a charcter because him and Sandy are both the main character, but I don't think he's the protagonist. Therefore, I thought he should've been chosen for this because he is an important character in this film. 2. The protagonist in Grease is Sandy Olsson. Sandy and her family had moved from Australia to America, after summer vacation to attend Rydell High. She is the girlfriend of Danny Zuko. She wasn't aloud to become a member of the Pink Ladies because of Rizzo. She thought that she's "too pure." 3. The antagonist

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