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Which would help the reader get to know a character? A rapid pace in the narrative , Description of an annoying habit , description of the specific setting or use of foreshadowing.

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Well the only answer that makes any sort of sense is B, "Description of an annoying habit"
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The correct answer is definitely the description of an annoying habit.

Indeed, a character’s persona is definitely defined by his inner psyche and one of the most reliable and insightful ways to begin describing a character is through his habits (good or bad). Habits are routine, repetitive behaviors that are subconscious and which are inextricably originated by a person’s mental or psychological state. They reveal aspects about the innermost aspect of a person’s nature ans psychological status.

There are several examples of bad habits in literature that are indicative of a character’s psyche. One example would be a female character that changes clothes several times before trivial occasions which clearly indicates some kind of pathology based on a psychological complex.

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