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Here is an example of this type of characterization:
Geraldine grinned as she stepped onto the stage, but froze as soon as the spotlight hit her. She looked down into the blackness of the audience, trying to find her sister, or her director, or possibly a place to unload the peanut-butter-and-confidence sandwich she had powered down just before the pageant.
"Oh jeez," she thought, "I've done it now."
She became aware of a distant plunking sound, from somewhere far away. Plunk-plunk-plu-unh-unh-unh-unk, it seemed to say.
"Geral-DINE!" came a loud whisper. From who? From Mrs. Gribben, the director! And the plunking! It was the piano!
Geraldine nodded firmly, opened her mouth, took a deep breath, and tried to project her voice.
It would have worked, but only if she had been cast as the part of a rusty gate hinge.
What is indirect characterization?