Today, we’re diving into the fascinating world of characterization in literature, using Shirley Jackson’s gripping story, “The Lottery,” as our guide. If you’re looking to spice up your lessons on direct and indirect characterization examples, you’re in the right place! Direct vs. Indirect Characterization: What’s the Difference? Let’s start with the basics. Direct characterization is … Continue reading Unlocking Character Secrets: Direct and Indirect Characterization Examples in “The Lottery”
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