Characterization in “No Guitar Blues”
Have you ever wondered what makes a strong character? In the story “the no guitar blues” the author Gary Soto created a very complicated character Fausto. To help develop Fausto's characterization the author uses indirect characterization, direct characterization, and internal conflict.
Indirect characterization is what the character is thinking doing or looking like. the Indirect character of the story “the no guitar blues” is Fausto. Fausto is a indirect character “wondering how he could get enough money to buy a guitar” (Soto 28). Fausto is wondering how he could get enough money to buy a guitar. “Money doesn't grow on trees or what do u think we are bankers” (Soto 28). They are in poverty and can't
Have you ever wondered what makes a strong character? In the story “the no guitar blues” the author Gary Soto created a very complicated character Fausto. To help develop Fausto's characterization the author uses indirect characterization, direct characterization, and internal conflict.
Indirect characterization is what the character is thinking doing or looking like. the Indirect character of the story “the no guitar blues” is Fausto. Fausto is a indirect character “wondering how he could get enough money to buy a guitar” (Soto 28). Fausto is wondering how he could get enough money to buy a guitar. “Money doesn't grow on trees or what do u think we are bankers” (Soto 28). They are in poverty and can't