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Terms for characterization and point of view

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show a person in a story  
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protagonist   show
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antagonist   show
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show 1-2 sides of a character are revealed  
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show a fully developed character  
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show a character that does not change  
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show a character who changes throughout the story  
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show the process by which the author reveals the personality of the characters  
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show the author tells the audience what the personality of the character is  
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indirect characterization   show
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show the perspective from which the story is being told  
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show the person who tells the story  
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first person point of view   show
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show the story is told by a narrator who has limited access to the characters' thoughts and feelings  
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third person omniscient point of view   show
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second person point of view   show
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