To determine how Ana is characterized based on the given excerpt, we should look for clues about whether the characterization is direct (explicitly stated) or indirect (suggested through actions, dialogue, or reactions).
If the passage suggests her traits through her behavior or interactions with others, then "indirect characterization" would be appropriate. Conversely, if the excerpt explicitly states her traits, then "direct characterization" would be fitting.
Without the actual excerpt to analyze, it isn't possible to determine the best response accurately. However, if you have a specific excerpt or context in mind, please share that, and I can provide a more tailored answer! Based on the response choices, if we assume that the characterization of Ana is shown through her actions and not explicitly stated, then the correct answer would likely be:
"Indirect characterization shows readers Ana is a patient character who is acting wisely."
If the situation suggests irritability and the need not to upset Nier in a more explicit manner, then "Direct characterization tells readers Ana is an irritable person who cannot afford to upset Nier." could also be correct.
Please provide the context for further clarification!
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