Does Characterization often includes sensory details the resolution of the plot a change in setting or the title?

Answer 1

Well, why don't we start by thinking.

Sensory details - this means specific things like what you would see, smell, or feel

Resolution of the plot - this means the ending of the story

Change in setting - the setting is where and when the story happens

Title - this is what the story is called

Now, which one has the most to do with the characters? (I hope you figured out that it's going to be details you can sense about the character)

Answer 2

Characterization typically involves creating detailed descriptions of a character's personality, traits, and motivations. This can include sensory details to evoke a deeper connection with the character. The resolution of the plot, change in setting, or title are more related to the overall story development rather than specifically focusing on character traits.