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during the course of the bookPlotSettingSymbolismThemeCharacter developmentCon. #1 Direct Description by. the Author. Portions of narrated text reveal things about the characters in the story. What the author tells . us about the character is important. The witch to the right of Fudge leaned forward so that Harry saw her for the first time.. Characters. All . actions, interactions, speeches, and observations are . deliberate. Character trait. : quality of mind or behavior that is present in active and passive ways. Consider circumstances. Looking at how authors help readers learn more about characters. .. Different Types of Characters. Dynamic Character. A character who changes from the beginning to the end of the story.. Static Character. Cinderella and Snow White . or the similarities between . Batman and Spiderman. . What events happen in each story that make them similar? . Why do we see such . similarities. amongst . storylines and characters?. COMP 585/185: Serious . Games. Narrative . Game relationships. Triggers. Narrative Events. In-Game Events. Player Events. Story Models. Linear. Branching. Foldback. Emergent. Linear stories. Aesthetically. Character by Taxon Matrix. Definition . – A character is a trait, feature, or attribute of an organism. . Character states are the various manifestations of a character in a taxon. .. Some use the term “Transformation Series” as equivalent to the . #1 Direct Description by. the Author. Portions of narrated text reveal things about the characters in the story. What the author tells . us about the character is important. The witch to the right of Fudge leaned forward so that Harry saw her for the first time.. Before we begin our lesson for today, pull out your T-Chart from yesterday. . Draw a line underneath your main characters characteristics (Internal and External).. Begin the process again with any minor characters you will have in your story. Give them a name and their own traits!. Direct Characterization. Indirect Characterization. Dramatic Monologue and Soliloquy. Flat, Round, and Stock Characters. Practice. Characters. Feature Menu. What can we learn from fictional characters? . Night. Instructions. The following is a list of some important characters in . Night. . . Write 1-2 sentences of who this character is and the part they played in Wiesel’s . Night. . . Create a character booklet. Decorate . Trait: a quality of mind or habit of behavior. Ex: self centered; sloppy; needy. Character traits help us to define and understand a character. Internal quality (ex. Selfishness) determines external behavior. Usually hero. Outer and inner problems. Antagonist. Sidekick. Servant. Pet. NPCs. Merchant. Trainer. Quest giver. Higher self. Threshold . guardian. Progress delayer. Trickster. Mischief maker. Herald. Protagonist vs. Antagonist. In most stories, there will be a . protagonist. and an . antagonist. .. Most of the time, the protagonist and antagonist will both be one person, but sometimes, there can be more than one protagonist/antagonist – . Character. Character. is any personage in a literary work who acts, appears, or is referred to as playing a part. . Types of Characters:. Round and Flat. Round characters . are characters that act from varied, often conflicting motives, impulses, and desires. .