Developing characters from the novel
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Character development in a novel is important for developing the theme. Authors should ask questions about what a character thinks, says, or does; how they treat others; and what is important to them. Additional questions include what a character looks like physically, what others say about them, and how characters interact with and treat each other.
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- 2. Why is character development important? Characters help the author to develop the theme
- 5. Ask: • What does the character think, say, or do? • How does he treat others? • What is important to him?
- 8. Questions to ask: : what does the character look like? What are his facial expressions or body language saying about him? : What does the character think, say, or do? What is important to him? -:What do they say about the character? How do they treat him? -:What does he say about the character? How does he treat him?
Editor's Notes
- A character’s words and actions can reveal his personality.
- How other characters act around the character or what they say about the character can reveal clues about the character’s personality.
- Occasionally the narrator will reveal insights about the character.