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What is the following an example of. We knew we couldn't trust the main character because the author told us he was a cheat and a liar. * antagonist direct characterization indirect characterization emotional
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What is the following an example of. We knew we couldn't trust the main character because the author told us he was a cheat and a liar. *
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