inferred from
An author is unlikely to write something with which he or she fundamentally disagrees.
overtly
consider the work as a whole
A writer's beliefs, perspectives, and assumptions typically manifest in a work of fiction through the themes, character interactions, and plot choices. These elements are shaped by the writer's worldview and values, allowing them to subtly influence the narrative without being overtly stated.
all of the above!
Make inferences about these things based on a reading of the work
consider the work as a whole
an author's beliefs, perspectives, and assumptions influence their writing style, choices of characters, plot devices, and themes. These elements all reflect the author's worldview and personal experiences, ultimately shaping the narrative and message of the work of fiction.
A writer is unlikely to create a story that, taken as a whole, illustrates a belief, perspective, or assumption that he or she does not agree with.
A writer is unlikely to create a story that, taken as a whole, illustrates a belief, perspective, or assumption that he or she does not agree with.
Consider the work as a whole
making inferences