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Night Instructions The following is a list of some important characters in Night Write 12 sentences of who this character is and the part they played in Wiesels Night Create a character booklet Decorate . Yang Liu. Problem. Input: a string S and a set T of characters. Output: a minimum substring which contains all characters in T.. Example:. S=“. abcccdbba. ” and T=“bad”. Output: “. dbba. ”. Monday, October 4. th. We will write the “missing journal #7” in class.. Journals collected. Notes and discussion: Characterization. Read Chapter 15. Characterization: . Direct and Indirect. How does a writer describe and develop a character?. Characters. All . actions, interactions, speeches, and observations are . deliberate. Character trait. : quality of mind or behavior that is present in active and passive ways. Consider circumstances. Looking at how authors help readers learn more about characters. .. Different Types of Characters. Dynamic Character. A character who changes from the beginning to the end of the story.. Static Character. come alive for us while we. read. They live on the page. and in our hearts and. minds. We cannot forget. them. Yet they are fictional;. they don’t really exist.. Characters. . Be alert to characters in the same way you are when you meet someone. . COMP 585/185: Serious . Games. Narrative . Game relationships. Triggers. Narrative Events. In-Game Events. Player Events. Story Models. Linear. Branching. Foldback. Emergent. Linear stories. Aesthetically. #1 Direct Description by. the Author. Portions of narrated text reveal things about the characters in the story. What the author tells . us about the character is important. The witch to the right of Fudge leaned forward so that Harry saw her for the first time.. These are the common types of characters we see in literature.. Round . characters. Flat . characters. Dynamic . characters. Static . characters. Stereotype. Round Characters. Round characters have various characteristics or traits. CS1313 Spring 2017. 1. Characters Lesson . Outline. Characters Lesson . Outline. Numeric Encoding of Non-numeric Data #1. Numeric Encoding of Non-numeric Data #2. Representing Characters. How Characters Are Represented #1. CS1313 Fall 2016. 1. Characters & Strings Lesson 1 Outline. Characters & Strings Lesson 1 Outline. Numeric Encoding of Non-numeric Data #1. Numeric Encoding of Non-numeric Data #2. Representing Characters. Direct Characterization. Indirect Characterization. Dramatic Monologue and Soliloquy. Flat, Round, and Stock Characters. Practice. Characters. Feature Menu. What can we learn from fictional characters? . Disney . Movies. Disney Princesses . Disney . Shows. Disney . Singers. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. End. . and. . Mood. Unit 3 Text Analysis. The setting of a story is the time and place in which the action occurs. . A writer reveals setting by describing details of time and place, such as clothing, hairstyles, household objects, or even lifestyles. . Round . characters. Flat . characters. Dynamic . characters. Static . characters. Round Characters. Round characters . seem like real people.. Have many sides to their personalities.. Detailed enough to seem real and tend to be more developed physically, mentally, and emotionally. ..