W2-Characterization-and-Types-of-Characters
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Welcome to English Class
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Activity No. 1: Describe Me!
Describe the person in the photo.
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Characterization
Definition: Process by which a writer reveals a character's personality.
A literary device used to highlight and explain details about a character step-by-step.
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Direct vs. Indirect Characterization
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Direct Characterization
Tells the audience what the character's personality is.
Delivered through another character, narrator, or protagonist.
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Examples of Direct Characterization:
Maria: kind-hearted, generous, warm smile.
Mrs. Thompson: caring, patient nurse.
Mr. Johnson: strict, disciplined teacher, maintains authority.
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Indirect Characterization
Reveals personality via actions, dialogue, thoughts, or perceptions of others.
Readers infer character traits instead of being told directly.
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Examples of Indirect Characterization:
Lila: reserved, fidgety, avoids interaction.
Tom: ambitious, focused on personal gain.
Maria: brings positivity, enhances the atmosphere.
Mr. Carter: shows anger but remains silent.
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Activity No. 2: Collect then Select
List down 5 characters known (for later use).
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Types of Characters
Protagonist
Main character, key decision-maker, influences plot, faces obstacles.
Antagonist
Opposing character, important role, may not be prominently featured.
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Dynamic Characters
Change over the story, can evolve positively or negatively.
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Static Characters
Unchanging, sometimes unlikable, creates sympathy for protagonist.
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Do you have any questions?
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Example of Characterization
Example: Volunteer project leader with ambition.
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Carmen Guerrero Nakpil
Born in Ermita, Manila, July 19, 1922.
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Where is the Patis?
A Pinoy's experience abroad; frustrations with unfamiliar food.
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Realization of love for traditional Filipino food.
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Written Work
Describe type of character the Pinoy is and why.
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Performance Task
Leaders given tasks to identify character types.
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Create a playlist of 5 songs representing a character.
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Design a Facebook layout for specified character.
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Criteria for Assessment
Evaluates ideas, organization, and presentation skills.
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Group Character Scenarios
Group 1: Astrid, a healer or witch, falls for wizard.
Group 2: Prince Jacob's adventure beyond Atlantis.
Group 3: Cielo accused of witchcraft.
Group 4: Fiancé investigating false harm accusation.
Group 5: Noah's bravery in a haunted mansion.
Group 6: William helping a ghost while facing stepbrother's antagonism.
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Thank you!