There are several:
There are many different ways an author could do this. For example, they could convey social status by how elegant or by how raggy the character's clothes look. Plus, facial expressions can go a long way towards characterizing someone. Do they tend to frown? Scowl? Smile? That says a lot. Are their eyes menacing or inviting? Things like that.
Also consider things like how pale the character is (suggests they're inside a lot), how much muscle they have or don't have, etc.
The author reveals the personality of a character by showing what the character does and how he acts or responds to a situation.
"Characterization is the use of literary techniques to reveal the nature of a character. A writer may reveal a character in four different ways.
The writer may:
-describe the character's appearance.
-report the character's speech and behavior.
-describe the reactions of other characters to the individual.
-reveal the character's thoughts and feelings."
It can be done by directly stating the character's likes and dislikes. For instance, in Harry Potter, the author has directly stated that the Dursley family stays away from anything that is not normal.
Well, an author could have a character hint at the "hidden" character, or make that character look like an unimportant person.
They reveal information by using words. Based on what they write, the reader knows what's going in in the story and with the characters.
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it is called indirect characterization
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Here's a link to show you all of the ways an author can describe their characters!
the writer reveals information about a character and his personality through that character's thoughts, words, and actions, along with how other characters respond to that character, including what they think and say about him. its the opposite of a direct character which is where the author makes direct statements about the character's personality and tells what the character is like
Direct characterization is when the author directly tells you a characters traits.
Charles Macfie Campbell has written: 'Human personality and the environment' -- subject(s): Characters and characteristics, Personality, Psychophysiology
when an author doesn't tell you a character's personality directly so you have to figure it out based on the character's actions.
Exposition is the term for the manner in which an author introduces the characters in the story. This is also the manner for introducing the setting of the story.
This is when an author reveals a person in the story characterization by giving specific descriptions.
Authors introduce characters either by directly stating what they look like (and think like), or by showing those things indirectly.
author shows us the character in action; the reader infers what a character is like from what she/he thinks, or says, or does. These are also called dramatized characters and they are generally consistent (in behavior), motivated (convincing), and plausible (lifelike)."
Vann Joines has written: 'Personality adaptations' -- subject(s): Personality, Personality development
very dangerous because you never know when it can attack The amount of danger will be directly connected to how the author of the book you are "living in" has written his/her FICTIONAL werewolf characters.
The attitude of a poet can reveal more than just the tone of the poem. How the author feels about the characters or the subject can also determine theme and different types of conflicts.