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Warm-up Q3-#1 1.How do you arrive at a first impression? What do you observe in people to draw your conclusions about theme? 2.How do people judge one another? Based on what characteristics?
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Characterization The development of a character in literature, art, or film Two Types: – Indirect – Direct
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Indirect Actions Speech Appearance Thoughts/Beliefs Reputation (how others view the character)
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Direct The character is assigned a trait directly by the narrator. EX: Loyd was an angry man. 1.If the author wants to indirectly illustrate Loyd as Angry, how could he/she do so? 2. What is the difference in the effect of each usage?
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Round vs Flat Characters Round- Have many character traits, unique and diverse ones. Flat- These characters are one-dimensionally, possessing perhaps 1-2 traits Why would a story need both types of characters? What is the benefit of including both?
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Dynamic vs Static Dynamic Characters are ones that undergo a change or transformation. Static Characters don’t change. They have the same traits from the beginning of the story until the end.
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Homework Write one page (minimum) using the five methods of indirect characterization developing a character with your four assigned traits. Use 1 st or 3 rd Person POV Do not use the assigned words. Underline each method you use.
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