Characterization

Direct Characterization is:

• an author shows the character as he or she moves through the world

• the author states a character's qualities.

Indirect Characterization is:

• an author shows the character as he or she moves through the world

• the author states a character's qualities.

A flat character is:

• Are complex, realistic, unique characters.

• A character that has a big change in the story.

• Are one-dimensional characters, with a single overarching trait and otherwise limited personality or individuality

• A character that does not change in the story.

A round character is:

• Are complex, realistic, unique characters.

• A character that has a big change in the story.

• Are one-dimensional characters, with a single overarching trait and otherwise limited personality or individuality

• A character that does not change in the story.

A dynamic character is:

• Are complex, realistic, unique characters.

• A character that has a big change in the story.

• Are one-dimensional characters, with a single overarching trait and otherwise limited personality or individuality

• A character that does not change in the story.

A static character is:

• Are complex, realistic, unique characters.

• A character that has a big change in the story.

• Are one-dimensional characters, with a single overarching trait and otherwise limited personality or individuality

• A character that does not change in the story.