Chapter 1 Activity Direct characterization – The author TELLS the audience what the character’s personality is. EX: She is a caring, kind, and compassionate woman. Indirect Characterization – The author SHOWS the audience the character’s personality through the character’s speech, thought, actions, appearance, or relationship to others. EX: “The woman was known for gossiping about her “so called” friends one minute and then acting kind to these people the next minute.” Through this quote, we can infer this woman is a hypocrite. PART ONE: Characterization Directions – Find one example indirect characterization (shows things that reveal the personality of a character). Explain specifically an action, thought, relationship, appearance, or something said that illustrates the character’s personality. • Nick – • Daisy – • Tom – • Jordan – PART TWO: Imagery (description that appeals to one or more of the five senses) Directions – Find 2 quotes in chapter 1 that portray imagery. Write down the quote and page number. Describe which sense Fitzgerald is appealing to for each one and explain how so QUOTE 1 – QUOTE 1 EXPLANATION – QUOTE 2 – QUOTE 2 EXPLANATION –