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What does it mean when you have to describe a character in a book?
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What does it mean when you have to describe a character in a book?
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you can either describe them physically: what their appearance looks like or internally: what their goals are, how they perceive other people, and what their personality looks like.
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because when they describe it , you always have to know when u say characterization , its right.
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