S.T.E.A.L
Direct and indirect Characterization
Types of Characters
Protagonist and Antagonist
Bonus
100

James is wearing Nike shoes and socks.

Looks

100

The author tells the reader about the character.

Direct Characterization

100

Internal change.

Dynamic

100

What is the Protagonist?

The main character in the story or literary work.

100

What does characterization mean?

The way the author revealed the character.

200

I thought I left my keys at home.

Thought

200

Jimmy is really smart.

Ex: Direct characterization 

200

What is a flat character?

A character that the reader doesn't know that well.

200

Is Harry Potter the antagonist or the protagonist?

Protagonist

200

Give an example of a Dynamic character.

Choice question.

300

"How are you?"

Speech

300

How the character is revealed through speech, thoughts, an effect on others, actions and looks.

Indirect Characterization

300

 A character who stays the same throughout the story

Static

300

What is the antagonist?

The person who is in conflict with the protagonist.

300

Give an example of a Flat character

Choice question

400

When I told Teddy that I am moving to Qatar, he was shocked

Actions

400

John said "Wow! What a nice gift it is."

Ex: Direct characterization.

400

 Fully developed character

Round
400

Is the joker the protagonist?

No, he is the antagonist.

400

Give an example of a protagonist.

Choice question

500

Bianca and I are best friends.

Effect on others

500

Cheryl said that she had seen him.

Ex: Indirect characterization
500
The way the author reveals the character to the reader.

Characterization

500

Why is the protagonist important?

Because he is the main character and the book revolves around him.

500

What is the difference between direct and indirect characterization?

Direct is telling the trait but Indirect is showing the trait.

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