Understanding character in 'The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark'
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I can describe Plop’s appearance and personality.
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Characterisation is the way an author describes and develops the characters in a story.
Appearance is how a character looks on the outside.
Personality refers to what a character is like on the inside.
Plop is a cute, fluffy barn owl who is clumsy but friendly.
The author’s characterisation of Plop makes him a likeable character, which is engaging for the reader.
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