There are a lot of things that one can say about characterization. In the most basic definition of characterization is the way a character in a story is portrayed by the author. With that said, there are many different ways in which an author can build characterization.
1. An author can just simply describe the character - physical appearance, emtional qualities, personal traits, etc.
2. An author can also indirectly build a character by the actions and thought of other characters.
3. There can be even more indirect ways to build a character, by allowing the reader only to see the actions of the character in view, so that the reader form an independent opinion.
In a word, there are many different ways to portray a character and the various ways are called part of what is called, characterization.
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