The way an author presents a character refers to how they introduce, describe, and develop that character throughout a story. It includes the use of various literary techniques, such as direct and indirect characterization, dialogue, actions, thoughts, and interactions with other characters. The author's presentation of a character helps readers understand their personality, motivations, and role in the narrative.
The way an author presents a character is known as characterization. Characterization refers to the techniques and methods used by an author to develop and describe a character in a story. It includes both direct and indirect methods of presenting a character's personality, traits, beliefs, motivations, and actions to the reader. These methods can include physical descriptions, dialogue, thoughts and feelings, actions, interactions with other characters, and the author's commentary on the character.
