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Characters

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This review focuses on Chapter Two’s exploration of character traits in storytelling. Key concepts include direct and indirect characterization, where authors reveal a character's traits through appearance, words, actions, and thoughts. We examine the roles of protagonists and antagonists, the significance of internal conflict, and motivations behind character decisions. Additionally, we will define terms such as traits, attributes, and the subtlety of character portrayal. This analysis enhances our understanding of how characters interact within narratives and develop complexity and depth.

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Characters

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  1. Characters Review for Chapter Two Test

  2. A Character’s Traits Include all of these: • Appearance, • Words, • Actions, • Thoughts

  3. Making Inferences • Means figuring out the traits because they are not directly stated.

  4. Direct Characterization • Writers TELL THE READER what the character is like

  5. Antagonist • A person or force the Protagonist (main character) struggles against.

  6. Internal Conflict • A struggle within the mind or emotions of a character (like a decision or fear).

  7. Motivation • The reason a character does something

  8. When writers describe a character: • They typically use BOTH indirect and direct characterization

  9. TRAIT is the same as an: • Attribute

  10. A Character in a story: • Is any person who plays a part in the story

  11. Sophisticated • Respectable • Cultured • Mature

  12. Meager • Very small amount

  13. Tirade • Angry speech or argument

  14. Matinees • Afternoon show

  15. antics • Silly, funny behavior, tricks, goofiness

  16. Descent • Downgrade • Slope • decline

  17. Minority • Few

  18. Coexist • Coincide

  19. Profane • Filthy • Rude • irreligious

  20. Valid • True • Provable

  21. Invalid • False • Disproved

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