1. In your notes, write whether each example is Direct or Indirect and name the character trait the sentence suggests
She was a tall woman with long red hair that she bundled into a sort of net behind her head, and she was twisting her hands together nervously as if there was was something she didn’t want to have to say or something she didn’t want to have to believe. -from The Boy in the Striped Pajamas by John Boyne
So when I walked in and saw what Mr. Solomon had written on the antique chalkboard, I groaned out loud. -from Stupid Perfect World by Scott Westerfeld
ALBUS: “Dad…” ALBUS pulls on HARRY’S robes. Harry looks down. “Do you think-- what if I am-- what if I’m put in Slytherin… “- from Harry Potter and the Cursed Child by JK Rowling, John Tiffany, and Jack Thorne
I want to open the compact and check in the mirror to make sure I look my best. But I don’t want to seem vain, so I sneak a glance at my face in its surface instead. - from Matched by Ally Condie

2. key Direct- nervous, subservient, ashamed, worried
Indirect- bored, annoyed, teenager (haha)
Indirect- nervous, apprehensive
Direct- self conscious, vain (but not wanting to seem it)