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Review the following story “A Sound of Thunder” by Ray Bradbury Evidence – Integrate a quote that shows characterization in the...Question
Review the following story “A Sound of Thunder” by Ray Bradbury
Evidence – Integrate a quote that
shows characterization in the story.
Put author’s last name and page
number after this sentence in
parentheses.
Example: (Bradbury 3).
Analysis – Explain how the quote
proves the character’s traits and the
type of characterization used.
Evidence – Integrate a quote that
shows characterization in the story.
Put author’s last name and page
number after this sentence in
parentheses.
Example: (Bradbury 3).
Analysis – Explain how the quote
proves the character’s traits and the
type of characterization used.
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“The man behind the desk smiled brightly. ‘Keen, keen, keen,’ he said. ‘You’re English, aren’t you?’” (Bradbury 2).
This quote shows the characterization of the man behind the desk in the story. The man is portrayed as friendly and enthusiastic through his use of the word "keen" and his vibrant smile. The author uses direct characterization to explicitly describe the man's traits to the readers. Additionally, his question about the protagonist's nationality shows his interest in different cultures, further emphasizing his friendly demeanor.
This quote shows the characterization of the man behind the desk in the story. The man is portrayed as friendly and enthusiastic through his use of the word "keen" and his vibrant smile. The author uses direct characterization to explicitly describe the man's traits to the readers. Additionally, his question about the protagonist's nationality shows his interest in different cultures, further emphasizing his friendly demeanor.
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