I'm not fully sure but if i were to put it in my own words i would say that if an author focuses on a characterization then there would be some important about the character and that he/she is allowing you to see things that characters way because when a author does characterization they might possibly bring in what the character is thinking about, and when you know what a character is thinking about it can help the reader with the theme in some cases.
In the wake of social change, Kheris Rogers, 14, sheds light on the dark ... the effects of racism go—and how it affects Black people not just based on the color
Nye uses short, forceful words to support her opinion that an American heritage is limited and mechanical. Nye describes a neighborhood fair to support her opinion that the idea of an American heritage does not exist.
The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "a clear viewpoint on the problem; an explanation of the problem; some of the effects of the problem." T<span>he writer should include these in the second body paragraph of an e-mail that addresses a problem.</span>
