Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Characterization

The author of Lost Names doesn't use much direct characterization in the novel and instead uses indirect characterization. The main character of the novel is dynamic because the character was afraid of the Japanese striking him but later on he felt calm as if the Japanese were stroking him.Examples of indirecct characterization is is when the author reveals the main character's feelings by what they say. "I can take it, I can take it I think" shows how the character is optomistic. Another example is "No please leave me alone . I can go by myself" portrays how the character is tough and independent. By looking at these examples, the character is defined as calm, tough, and confident.

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CAROLINE THE GREAT said...
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CAROLINE THE GREAT said...

i would say that the way you portrayed the main character of your book is very interesting. i like the quotes you used from the book to explain the personality of the character. i really like this character because of his/her personality described in indirect characterization. confident, independent, courageous, optimistic, bright. we need more people like this in the world.

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Dong-HyunK. said...

umm pardon me but who are you "out of sight out of mind" last time you made a comment that was inappropriate so I deleted it

Anonymous said...

i'm sorry if this comment offended you, it won't happen again

Anthony Kang