Question

What are some ways that a novelist addresses the values conveyed in people’s actions, beliefs, and principles?

Answer 1

Instead of declaring an agenda outright, the novelist demonstrates his beliefs, values, and principles in his construction of characters, choice of setting, action and consequence, and language use. To accomplish this, the author must avoid personal narrowness, bigotry, and fanaticism.

Answer 2

Novelists can convey there personal opinions through the main character that can representing themselves.