Characterization

A character whose distinguishing qualities can be summed up in one or two traits

A moment or event in which a character achieves spiritual insight into life

A character whose distinguishing qualities or traits are complex or many-sided

Method of characterization where the author shows the character in action, we have to infer

Method of characterization in which the author tells us what a character is like

The various literary means by which characters are presented.

A character who undergoes a permanent change in moral qualities, traits, or outlook

A character who is the same sort of person at the end of a work as the beginning

The presentation of a character or emotion through speech or action rather than description

A character whose nature is familiar to us from prototypes and previous literature