At what point in the story does the reader get a clear idea of who the characters are becoming?(1 point) Responses when the main problem arises when the main problem arises when the author first reveals a character’s thought when the author first reveals a character’s thought when the problem is resolved when the problem is resolved when a new character is introduced

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The reader typically gets a clear idea of who the characters are becoming when the main problem arises. This is often the point in the story where characters are tested, and their true traits, motivations, and potential growth are revealed.