English, 06.05.2021 19:30, sophiat17

Anyone! could writ a summary for me that would be hopeful because i can't do it, i have another stuff to do :). Decide on a real person to characterize through images. This could be a nearly complete stranger you are going to observe and build a character or it can be someone you know quite well, like yourself. Whatever the choice, you must start with a real person.

Write a list of character traits or flaws of this person. Try for about 10 traits. This is your direct characterization of this person. It’s okay to make inferences based on what you know about him or her.

Write your trait/flaws list here:

Construct a collage of images that could characterize this person for the most important traits. Title the collage with this person’s first name. This collage can be done electronically or with old fashioned glue, marker and paper. See Soik for supplies.

Bold up to five of the most important traits in your list above.

Summarize the most important or interesting indirect characterization you found about this person below.

Your summary here:

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