The "T" in STEAL is for the character's...

The "E" in STEAL is for the character's...

The "A" in STEAL is for the character's...

The "L" in STEAL is for the character's...

"He was cocky and smart" is an example of...

"I had never heard Johnny talk back to anyone" is an example of...

"Dally is not a nice person" is an example of...

Direct characterization is...

Indirect characterization is...

What does STEAL stand for when thinking about characterization?

What type of characterization is shown:

Billy looked like a rock star. He was really tall with perfect blonde hair, ice blue eyes, and this sullen look that drove the girls crazy.

What type of characterization is shown:

"Arthur doesn't do his homework," Nathaniel told her. "He doesn't practice. He'll fail."

What type of indirect characterization is shown for Mr. Smith:

While in the lunch room, Mr. Smith thought to himself, wow, Mr. Haskin must have polished his head this morning because it is so shiny it might blind a student.

What type of indirect characterization is shown for Jordan:

Jordan showed up to school wearing new Lebron's, Nike Elite socks and an old school Pistons hat.

Squidward was mean-tempered and rude

Pete was a little strange - into sci-fi and comic books, but he was mature for his age and knowledgeable about many things.

She was short with dark, black hair that had pink sections on either side of her face. She wore dark skinny jeans tucked into military style boots.

Mary looked away and shifted her feet when her father asked where the money went.

Sally screamed at the top of her lungs, "I want more candy!"

What can you infer about this character? Whenever anyone tries to speak to Dee, she says, "You don't know me," rolls her eyes, and walks away.

The students in the back row glared at Stephen who was hiding a cheat-sheet under his leg during the math test.

Winn wondered why Joe would be so mean to her.

He was tall and lean, with dark brown hair and blue eyes.

Henry threw the winning touchdown pass with ease.

The day's events floated through Jenna's mind. Why would she do that to me? I didn't even want to sit next to her and she just attacked me. I hate the way that she controls everything, I'm such a loser.

She sneered, stood up, and came around to my side. She grabbed my arm and pulled on it like it was the starter rope on a lawnmower engine. Something deep inside my shoulder went POP!

Identify the type of indirect characterization: