Identity and characterisation in 'No Country'
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Characterisation is the way an author and illustrator develop the personalities and traits of the characters in a story.
Readers can tell lots about characters through their appearance, dialogue, their actions and how they are depicted.
Pages with no text can be called wordless (these can also be referred to as ‘silent’).
Having explored the characters in greater detail, readers can make predictions about what might happen next.
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