Many stories have characters that are introduced through indirect and direct characterization. For example there are multiple examples of S.T.E.A.L indirect characterization. Also there are also lots of direct characterization which is like “He is careful person.”
For example in Raymond’s Run Squeaky must be protective because she says “If anybody has anything to say to Raymond, anything to say about his big head, they have to come by me.” So she must be very protective with her brother from what she said. The S.T.E.A.L is speech because she said to the people that were picking on Raymond.
Raymond is older than squeaky because in the story squeaky says “He might be older than me but I have to protect him from you jerks.” So that was direct characterization, it straight up told you that Raymond is older than squeaky. …show more content…
Squeaky used to be friends with Gretchen but something happened between each other. Squeaky explains that they used to be friends and now Gretchen makes fun of Raymond and thinks that she is better than
For example in Raymond’s Run Squeaky must be protective because she says “If anybody has anything to say to Raymond, anything to say about his big head, they have to come by me.” So she must be very protective with her brother from what she said. The S.T.E.A.L is speech because she said to the people that were picking on Raymond.
Raymond is older than squeaky because in the story squeaky says “He might be older than me but I have to protect him from you jerks.” So that was direct characterization, it straight up told you that Raymond is older than squeaky. …show more content…
Squeaky used to be friends with Gretchen but something happened between each other. Squeaky explains that they used to be friends and now Gretchen makes fun of Raymond and thinks that she is better than