Briefly discuss how important you feel characterization is in creating a good story. Can you think of a story or novel that was
not as successful due to poor characterization? Can you think of a story or novel that had excellent characterization? What made it so excellent? WILL GIVE 100 POINTS!!!
I personally think that characterization is a very important part to an excellent story. I think this because what's the point of having characters in a story and not give them names, features, thoughts, ect. If you put characters in a story you have to give them S.T.E.A.L., speech, thoughts, effects on the other characters, actions, and looks. It would be pointless to have a character without characterization. I can not right off hand think of any book I have read that has poor characterization in it. As, for good characterization there are many book that I can think of. One of my personal favorites is a book called Lair of Dreams by Libba Bray. It is the second book in a series called the Diviners series. This book is great because all of the characters in it have a specific way of thinking and going about their everyday lives. Most of the main characters are known as Diviners. Diviners have certain "powers" and some of the characters in this specific book turn out to be diviners even though it is least expected.
It means that all the things that have the impression that the place was ugly and dull disappeared in the light of twilight. In the twilight it looked powerful and beautiful.
This sentence is for checking the vocabulary or mostly used
in the vocabulary tests. Options are not given here but the words that comes in
the blanks are go out and regressed.
Egress literally translates to go out, and if someone loses a
high-paying job and takes a lower-paying job, his or her career is said to have
regressed.
Mrs. Putnam gets it into her head that there must be a gigantic conspiracy between the Prince of Darkness and some of the supposedly God-fearing folk of Salem. That's what she means when she says "There are wheels within wheels in this village, and fires within fires!"
