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Heather looked in the mirror and noticed how rested she looked; sleeping in had been a good idea.
Heather looked in the mirror and noticed how rested she looked; sleeping in had been a good idea.
As David talked, Heather yawned and looked around to see who else had come to the party.
As David talked, Heather yawned and looked around to see who else had come to the party.
“I don’t like parties,” Heather told Anika, and together they went outside to the quiet patio.
“I don’t like parties,” Heather told Anika, and together they went outside to the quiet patio.
“Heather is kind and patient,” Anika said.
“Heather is kind and patient,” Anika said.
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The sentence that is an example of indirect characterization is:
"As David talked, Heather yawned and looked around to see who else had come to the party."
This sentence shows Heather's feelings about the party through her actions (yawning and looking around), rather than explicitly stating her thoughts or feelings.
