Direct characterization is when a narrator tells the reader what a character is like. This method provides explicit details about the character's traits, personality, and attributes without requiring the reader to infer or interpret those qualities through actions or dialogue.
What is direct characterization?
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when a narrator tells the reader what a character is like
when a narrator tells the reader what a character is like - no response given
the devices and methods an author uses to craft a story
the devices and methods an author uses to craft a story - no response given
when the reader must deduce a character’s traits through actions, dialogue, and interactions with other characters
when the reader must deduce a character’s traits through actions, dialogue, and interactions with other characters - no response given
a person, animal, thing, or being that is treated as a person in a story
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