Characterization

Oct 13, 2014

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Characterization

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Characterization

Characterization. Direct and Indirect. Characterization. Characterization is the process by which the author reveals the personality of the character. Two types of characterization: Direct Characterization Indirect Characterization. Direct Characterization.

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Characterization

Characterization. Bellringer - 10/8/13. In your notebook… Think of a character in a book or movie that you absolutely love, or love to hate. Describe that character as best you can using as many details as possible. . What is characterization?.

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Characterization. Protagonist. is the main character . This does not mean that he/she is a " good guy ." . Antagonist. is whatever the protagonist is up against . This does not mean that the antagonist is a human being, or even a living thing. . Flat Characters.

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Characterization. Direct Characterization tells the audience what the personality of the character is. . Example : “The patient boy and quiet girl were both well mannered and did not disobey their mother.”

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Characterization. Definition:. The process by which a writer reveals the personality of a character. Two methods: Direct characterization Indirect characterization. Characterization Methods. The writer tells the reader directly what the character is like. Example:

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Characterization. Direct vs. Indirect. Direct Characterization. The writer makes direct statements about the character’s personality Uses adjectives to “tell” the reader about the character Useful when the author needs to be brief and move the story forward. Indirect Characterization.

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Characterization Make a list of words that describe who you are. What kind of person are you? Characterize yourself. Compassionate Patient Academic Reflective Silly Musical Optimistic Procrastinator Intelligent Teacher Curious Hard worker Overwhelmed Stressed Quiet.

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CHARACTERIZATION

CHARACTERIZATION. DIRECT TELLS THE READER THE PERSONALITY/LOOKS OF THE CHARACTER “ Howie , you gotta understand, ain’t dumb. He just doesn’t think out of the box. He’s the kinda guy who’s hardwired to take everything literally. He’s about as creative as a barcode.”

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Characterization. Unit Two: Fiction & The Hobbit. Who or what qualifies as a character?. A character will: Be a person or animal in the story Takes part in the action They are not usually described all at one time- information is given to the reader in pieces throughout the story.

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Characterization. Method. Direct Method: Author states the information about a character A first person narrator provides information about another character. Method. Indirect Method:

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Characterization. MANNER. The _____________by which the writer reveals the _____________ of a character . PERSONALITY. Characterization. Round vs. Flat. Not well-developed Does not have many traits Easily defined in a single sentence because we know little about the character

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Characterization. What creates a character?. Ways to know a character . Appearance How is the character described? How does the character dress? What is the physical appearance of the character?. Ways to know a character . Thoughts and Conversation

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Characterization. Mini-Lesson. Characterization. The people and animals in a story are the characters. Authors give you clues about what the characters are like. Think about what the writer tells you about the characters in a story. It will help you understand the story better.

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Characterization. Definitions. Characterization is the process by which the author reveals the personality of the characters. There are two types of characterization: direct and indirect. Direct Characterization. The author tells us directly what a character’s personality is like.

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Characterization. 1. Characterization. Meaning – Characterization is the way writers develop characters in a story Two types – Direct Characterization Indirect Characterization. 2. Direct Characterization. Meaning – when the writer directly tells the reader what a character is like Example

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Characterization. Definition: The way a writer reveals a character. Character Motivation. Definition: The reasons a character behaves in a certain way.

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Characterization. How does a writer describe and develop a character?. Objectives. In this lesson we will answer: How are characters developed by a writer? What is the difference between direct and indirect characterization?

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