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Which of these indirect characterization from "the secret life of walter mitty"he looked distraught and haggard
"I dont need overshoes" said mitty
it was two blocks to the parking lot
an excited buzz ran around the court room

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Answer 1
Answer:

The answer is B: "I don't need overshoes" said Mitty.

 Characterization is a literary device used to explain the details about a character in a story. It can direct  or explicit (by the narrator, another character or the protagonist) and indirect or implicit (the audience deduce the characteristics of the character). Mitty's words and manner of communication is an indirect characterization.
Answer 2
Answer: I don't need overshoes" Said Mitty because it's not directly characterizing anything


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