Indirect Characterization: when the author shows the reader what the character does, says, thinks, and feels; which allows the reader to make his/her conclusions about the character.
Direct Character Traits about Christopher McCandless
1. "eighteen, maybe nineteen years old at most" (Jim Gallien, pg. 3)
2. twenty four years old (pg.4)
3. five feet seven or eight (pg. 4)
4. Was built "wiry" (Jim Gallien, pg. 4)
6. “Dark and emotive eyes” (Wayne Westerberg, pg. 16)
7. “Greek or Chippewa heritage” (Wayne Westerberg, pg. 16)
8. “He had the kind of sensitive good looks that omen made a big fuss over” (Wayne Westerberg, pg. 16)
9. “His face had a strange elasticity” (Wayne Westerberg, pg. 17)
10. “He as nearsighted” (Wayne Westerberg, pg. 17)
Indirect Character Traits about Christopher McCandless
1. “He was determined” (Jim Gallien, pg. 6)
2. “He could talk for hours” ( Wayne Westerberg, pg. 16)
3. “McCandless was smallish with the hard, stringy physique of an itinerant laborer” (Wayne Westerberg, pg. 16)
4. “He was the hardest worker I’ve ever seen” (Wayne Westerberg, pg. 18)
5. “ He never quit in the middle of something” (Wayne Westerberg, pg. 18)
6. “ He was extremely ethical” (Wayne Westerberg, pg. 18)
7. “ He set pretty high standards for himself” (Wayne Westerberg, pg. 18)
8. “You could tell right away that Alex was intelligent” (Wayne Westerberg, pg. 18)
9. “He read a lot, used a lot of big words” (Wayne Westerberg, pg. 18)
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