The grandmother had a divine beauty. How does the author bring this out?
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The authors often use descriptive language to bring out the beauty of their characters.
However, some character’s beauty is brought forward by the way they are made to act or speak or think in certain situations.
In the case, Grandmother and her divine beauty, the author cannot focus too much attention on her physical attractiveness sice it is on the waning side.
The author is likely to focus more on her hobbies, the kind of work she does at home, whether she is still strong of spirit, how she takes care of the people she’s living with.
The author may portray her to be very kind and loving. She might be very kind to her neighbors, children, and animals.
However, some character’s beauty is brought forward by the way they are made to act or speak or think in certain situations.
In the case, Grandmother and her divine beauty, the author cannot focus too much attention on her physical attractiveness sice it is on the waning side.
The author is likely to focus more on her hobbies, the kind of work she does at home, whether she is still strong of spirit, how she takes care of the people she’s living with.
The author may portray her to be very kind and loving. She might be very kind to her neighbors, children, and animals.
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