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REY [17]
3 years ago
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Indirect & direct characterization of odysseus

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1 answer:
Pie3 years ago
3 0
A writer creates and develops characters through c​haracterization. I​n d​irect characterization, a writer makes direct comments about a character’s nature and personality. In i​ndirect characterization, i​t is up to you to draw conclusions about a character based on the character’s appearance and what he or she says and does, as well as what other characters say and do in relation to that character. Much of Homer’s characterization of Odysseus relies on indirect information from which you can draw conclusions about this epic hero.
other characters say and think about him. Use these details to examine what this information reveals about the character of Odysseus
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