What are the 5 methods of Indirect Characterization?

Speech (what do they say), Thoughts (what do they think?), Effect on other people, Actions (What do they do?), Looks (what do they look like?)

All the characters work together to get to the end of the book

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EC Literary Terms

Emily Cochran's Literary Terms

Question	Answer
What are the 5 methods of Indirect Characterization?	Speech (what do they say), Thoughts (what do they think?), Effect on other people, Actions (What do they do?), Looks (what do they look like?)
Exposition	Sets the Scene
Rising Action	The characters face conflict
Climax	The turning point in the story
Falling Action	All the characters work together to get to the end of the book
Resolution	The solution