How is this line from the passage an example of indirect characterization?

"Oh, Pete, I can sell them for enough to take me through high school and dress me so like the others that I don't look different, and if I have very good luck I can save some for college."

The character's ambitions are revealed.

The character talks about Pete's dreams.

The narrator describes the antagonist's thoughts.

The narrator describes the character's actions.

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Lyla

23 May, 23:10

How is this line from the passage an example of indirect characterization?

"Oh, Pete, I can sell them for enough to take me through high school and dress me so like the others that I don't look different, and if I have very good luck I can save some for college."

The character's ambitions are revealed.

The character talks about Pete's dreams.

The narrator describes the antagonist's thoughts.

The narrator describes the character's actions.

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Maren Leblanc · Answer 1

I think the line in the passage indicates as an example of indirect characterization by means of that in letter C. The narrator describes the antagonist's thoughts. I hope you are satisfied with my answer and feel free to ask for more if you have clarifications anf further questions. Have a nice day