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bezimeni [28]
2 years ago
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Trevor is two characters in the book Born A Crime; Trevor is both a young mischievous child, and a successful adult narrator. Wh

at lessons and/or skills did he learn as a child that allowed him to develop into a successful comedian and political commentator?
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Anna11 [10]2 years ago
4 0

The lessons and/or skills that Trevor - the character learnt as a child that allowed him to develop into a successful comedian and political commentator are:

  • Fearlessness
  • Religious mindset; and
  • The values taught by his mother.

<h3>What is a character?</h3>

In literature, characters are fictional persons or things that the author makes up to help drive the plot of their story forward.

There are various types of characters. They include but are not limited to:

  • protagonists
  • antagonists
  • dynamic
  • static
  • round
  • flat, and
  • stock

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