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Now that you have considered how the character of Antigone is developed by Sophocles, read this short work of one
What types of character development are evident in this story that are not evident in the excerpt from Antigone that you just read
think that such types of character development can be conveyed in a play? If so, how? And if you don't think they can explain why
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In Antigone, The author (Sophocles) uses indirect characterization. Antigone is shown to be stubborn and impulsive. Her sister, Ismene, directly calls her "stubborn." A description of Antigone's personality (including thoughts and feelings) are not provided to the audience.
Now, in the story "A Day of Community Service" the author uses direct characterization. Fred's emotions and thoughts are shown to the audience.
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