Which phrase best defines characterization?

the way an author describes the conflict a character experiences

the way in which a character changes over time, especially when conflicts arise

the way new characters are first introduced in a work of literature

the way an author describes or conveys a character's traits

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Brendan

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14 June, 13:55

Which phrase best defines characterization?

the way an author describes the conflict a character experiences

the way in which a character changes over time, especially when conflicts arise

the way new characters are first introduced in a work of literature

the way an author describes or conveys a character's traits

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Rebecca Cardenas · Answer 1

"the way in which a character changes over time, especially when conflicts arise" I think is the best answer. However, it is technically the way the author reveals the character's personality over time. So in my opinion, it is a combination of B and D:

B) the way in which a character changes over time, especially when conflicts arise

D) the way an author describes or conveys a character’s traits