Direct Characterization

by Krishnendu Mandal
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Also called explicit characterization. A method in which the narrator or another character plainly states a character’s traits, history, or personality without requiring the reader to infer anything. It is efficient, clear, and most useful for quick introductions or traits that resist dramatization.

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