Developing Character Writers have available to them a variety of methods to reveal their characters. While inexperienced writers often rely on simply.

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Developing Character Writers have available to them a variety of methods to reveal their characters. While inexperienced writers often rely on simply TELLING the reader what a character is like, more accomplished writers prefer to SHOW what a character is like.

How an author reveals a character: What a character says. What a character does or does not do. What a character dreams or thinks. What others say about the character. How others react to the character. How the character is described.

What does it mean?

What it tells the reader Lamb to the Slaughter Evidence What it tells the reader   What the character says/thinks What the character does What other characters say What the narrator says