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GRAMMER
GRAMMER
GRAMMER
A character debating whether they should tell the truth or try to hide it.
A character facing their fears.
fighting an unnatural being, one that defies the laws of nature, or one that cannot
be scientifically explained.
CHARACTERS TYPES -
PROTAGONIST -
THE MAIN CHARACTER THEY COULD BE GOOD OR
BAD .
ANTAGONIST -
THE CHARACTER WHO CAUSES PROBLEMS FOR THE
PROTAGONIST , A BAD CHARACTER .
DYNAMIC -
CHANGES THOUGHT THE STORY ( undergoes change )
STATICS -
DO NOT CHANGE AT ALL SAME AS THEY WERE IN THE
BEGINNING AND I KNOW ALOT ABOUT THEIR TRAITS
ROUND -
CHARACTERS WITH MULTIPLES TRAITS (NO CHANGE)
FLAT -
(NO CHANGE ) WE DONT KNOW ALOT ABOUT THERE
TRAITS
CHARACTERIZATION
Direct -
Indirect -
the writer reveals information about a character
and his/her personality through that character's
thoughts, words, and actions, along with how
other characters respond to that character,
including what they think and say about him/her.
S- speech
T- thought
E- effects on people
A- actions
L- looks