Page 2: Writing Structure and Analysis Guidelines

The second page focuses on the technical aspects of writing a character analysis, emphasizing the importance of connections between different character aspects and proper analytical techniques.

Highlight: The analysis should avoid personal opinions and direct copying, instead focusing on substantiated observations supported by quotes.

Example: When discussing superficiality, one might connect outward appearance with behavior and attitudes to show how these elements reinforce each other.

Definition: Superficiality in character analysis refers to the connection between external characteristics and internal traits, demonstrating how they interact to create a complete character portrait.

Quote: "Give quotes, use connectives, not all infos, no personal opinion, not copy"

The writing process concludes with a summary that synthesizes all observed character traits and their significance within the larger narrative context.

Page 1: Character Analysis Framework and Methodology

The first page outlines the fundamental approach to literary character analysis using the 5-finger-methode pdf system. This comprehensive methodology breaks down character analysis into five key components: outward appearance, feelings/thoughts/attitudes, behavior, situation/position, and relationships with others.

Definition: A dynamischer charakter shows development and change throughout the story, while a statischer charakter remains consistent.

Example: When analyzing a character using the 5-finger approach, you might begin with their position in society (situation) and then examine how their behavior reflects or contradicts this position.

Highlight: The text emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between round characters (fully developed with complex emotions) and flat characters (limited to one personality trait).

Vocabulary:

• Round characters: Complex characters showing multiple personality facets
• Flat characters: Simple characters with limited personality development
• Dynamic characters: Characters who undergo change
• Static characters: Characters who remain unchanged