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    This document outlines the key elements to analyze when examining a character: what they say and how they say it (SPEAK), what they think (THOUGHTS), what they do (ACTIONS), how they affect and relate to other characters (EFFECTS ON OTHERS), and their physical appearance (LOOKS). It breaks down character analysis into these five categories.

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    This document outlines the key elements to analyze when examining a character: what they say and how they say it (SPEAK), what they think (THOUGHTS), what they do (ACTIONS), how they affect and relate to other characters (EFFECTS ON OTHERS), and their physical appearance (LOOKS). It breaks down character analysis into these five categories.

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    This document outlines the key elements to analyze when examining a character: what they say and how they say it (SPEAK), what they think (THOUGHTS), what they do (ACTIONS), how they affect and relate to other characters (EFFECTS ON OTHERS), and their physical appearance (LOOKS). It breaks down character analysis into these five categories.

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    SPEAK: What the character says (dialogue) and how they THOUGHTS: What a character thinks, believes,

    speak to others (tone). values, and what motivates a character.

    ACTIONS: How a character


    behaves, including how
    they react to people and
    events.

    EFFECTS ON OTHERS:
    The relationships the
    character has with others
    and how characters treat
    each other.

    LOOKS: A character’s physical appearance. This includes physical


    features, clothing, body language etc.

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