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Give an example of indirect characterization

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Characters that we know a lot about; complex

Round Characters

What does STEAL stand for?

Speech, Thoughts, Effects on Others, Actions, Looks

Character Type: Shrek (Round/Flat AND Dynamic/Static)

Round and Dynamic

Characters that we do not know a lot about

Flat Characters

Character Traits describe a character's ______________________

Personality

Character Types?

Round and Dynamic

Direct or Indirect: The busy girl ran to class.

Direct

What are their character types?

Round and Dynamic

Direct or Indirect: The girl had never missed a day of school.

Indirect

Which would we NOT find in realistic fiction? Realistic characters, a talking dog, realistic places, realistic problems.

A talking dog

Direct or Indirect: Billy was determined to win the football game.

Direct

How would the story have been different if it was told from Chris's father's point of view?

The reader would learn more information about why Chris's father is acting the way that he is.

Characters that go through a major change throughout the story

Dynamic Characters

True or False: Realistic fiction deals with characters and events that could exist in real life.

True

Direct or Indirect: Sally did not say a word in class.

Indirect

What is an inference?

An inference is when we make an educated assumption, based on prior knowledge.

Character Types?

Round and Static

Character Types?

Flat and Static

Where the author SHOWS you the character traits using STEAL

Indirect Characterization

Characters that do not undergo an internal change in the story

Static Characters

Character Type: Spongebob (Round/Flat AND Dynamic/Static)

Round and Static

Give an example of direct characterization

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Where the author TELLS you the character traits

Direct Characterization