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Q1Conflict/Character

TermDefinition
Conflict any struggle between opposing forces main character struggles against some other force or themselves
Man versus man the main character (protagonist) clashes with another character in the story for any given reason
Man versus nature the main character fights to endure or overcome forces of nature
Man versus self the battle occurs within the character, though it may involve and affect other characters
Man versus society character stands at odds with societal norms and feels the need to work against these norms
Man versus technology character struggles against machines, artificial intelligence, or automated systems
Direct Characterization The author or narrator plainly tells the reader about a character's traits
Indirect Characterization The author shows a character's personality through hints and clues, requiring the reader to make inferences
Speech What a character says and how they say it (their tone, vocabulary, dialect, and choice of words)
Thoughts A character's private thoughts, internal monologues, fears, and dreams
Effect on others How other characters interact with, feel about, or react to the character shows their social standing and personality
Actions What a character actually does and how they behave
Looks A character's physical appearance, facial expressions, posture, and clothing choices offer visual clues about who they are
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