What is characterization?

Which are personal attributes of characterization?

What is the protagonist?

What is the antagonist?

A well developed character with varied traits, both good and bad

A less developed character with one or only a few traits; typically stereotypical

A character that develops and changes over the course of a story due to a conflict or newfound understanding

A character who remains the same over the course of an entire story

When the narrator or another character tells us what a person is like

An example of a static character in TKAM

An example of a dynamic character in TKAM

"Jim was a handsome, smart, muscular football player who always had a smile on his face" is an example of

Cinderella's stepmother is an example of

The Grinch is an example of

"Stasi was a friendly, happy, outgoing cheerleader who loved to make new friends" is an example of

Requires the reader to look for clues that reveal a character's traits and motivation

When looking for indirect characterization, think about what a character...

Chloe looked away and shifted her paws when Dad asked where the pan of brownies went.

When looking for indirect characterization we must ______________________.

The best way to support indirect characterization is through using __________________.

The reasons for a character's actions

"Beau ran away from the trainer, tears streaming down his face, while he turned to watch his family drive away" is an example of

A conflict that takes place within ourselves or mentally

A struggle between a literary or dramatic character and an outside force

INFER means to