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Literature
Character Analysis
Character Development and Perception
Each character has a _________________________________. A character’s __________________________________ is the way in which the character _______________ about and _____________________ the world.
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Each character has a unique perspective. A character’s perspective is the way in which the character perceives about and interacts with the world.
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