The author develops character through the dialogue between Whit and Jeremy by characterizing Whit as nervous and anxious. Whit's stuttering responses and the way he freezes upon seeing Jeremy indicate his discomfort and unease in the interaction.
As he walked home, Whit saw his friend Jeremy, and suddenly froze. "Whit! Hello there!" "Uh-hi, Jeremy," uttered Whit. "How are you doing?" "Well-I'm fine, I suppose..." "Are you sure you're okay?" "Yes-yes, I am... okay." "If you say so. See you later." Jeremy walked along, leaving Whit trying to catch his breath.
Use the passage to answer the question. How does the author develop character though the dialogue between Whit and Jeremy? (1 point) By characterizing Whit as nervous and anxious By characterizing Whit as rude and inconsiderate By characterizing Jeremy as strong and wiliful By characterizing Jeremy as kind and thoughtful
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