Certainly! Here’s a brief description of each characterization term along with its matching definition.
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Direct: The author explicitly describes a character's traits.
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Indirect: The author reveals a character's traits through actions, dialogue, thoughts, and reactions from other characters.
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Round: A well-developed character with complex traits and depth, often showing a range of emotions and beliefs.
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Flat: A simpler character that lacks depth; usually defined by one or two traits and does not undergo significant change.
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Static: A character who does not undergo significant change throughout the story.
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Dynamic: A character who undergoes significant internal change or growth throughout the story.
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