English, 03.05.2021 23:30, foreverisabel

2. Indirect characterization can be a tricky concept to master. As the writer, you must show the reader who your character is through their speech, appearance, and actions rather than implicity telling the reader. Please compose several sentences that would allow the reader to infer the following Mike was an extremely funny person
3. While the unit depicted eight different character types, it did not explain if it is necessary to include all eight character types in your story for it to be well-rounded. Please explore whether or not you
believe that it is necessary, or even possible to include all eight character types in a story. Give an example (real or made up) of how a story might be different without one (or more) of the main
character types. Is it possible for a single character to fill the role of more than one character type?
4. Part of learning how to be a good writer is in learning to assess your own work and the work of others. So, in an effort to practice this skill, please choose one of your favorite works of fiction and
evaluate how successfully the author was able to weave the theme through the story Did the author utilize any of the following to weave in the theme character actions, symbolic environment
repeating ideas, highlighting symbols, or contrasting values?
5. At the end of the unit, it is stated that "Through writing your valce, yes, yours, will retorate through into the larger world and possibly change the existing reality, as a result That my friend is a
powerful gift and one that deserves the utmost respect and concentration. Please describe a piece of writing that you have read that has been so powerful it changed your reality or someone's
reality that you know. What made the writing powerful? How did it change your another reality? lol

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