The phrase "and in the characters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements or aspects related to characters in a story, play, or any form of narrative.
Example: "The author skillfully develops the plot and in the characters, revealing their motivations and conflicts."
Alternatives: "and within the characters" or "and among the characters".
"The sixth season," says Proust, "will be about corruption" – in the law, the police and in the characters' personal lives.
Perhaps this insistence is Ryan's way of illustrating a second-city mentality, but what hits our ears, both in voice-overs and in the characters' comments, is a barrage of very familiar metaphors.
Fun — both in the merchandise and in the characters who sell it — abounds at the garage, as do surprising bargains, like a ceramic Deco lamp I recently picked up for $20.
The good intentions and authentic virtues that apparently motivate some of its crucial creative decisions make its effacement of distinctions — in the script and in the characters, behind the camera and in front of it — all the more disheartening.
Women need to see themselves represented, both in gaming industry professions and in the characters that the industry creates.
What you're talking about is also reflected in the costumes and in the characters (in their arc).
And in the character of "Rooster" Byron, we find an emblem of both England and the English language.
But Afghanistan is different in many respects: in its terrain, its ethnic and religious divisions, and in the character of its insurgency.
The abilities in the basic stroke and in the character structure steadily developed over time for preschool children.
Naturalness and animacy were degraded in the character type denoted as Upside-Down where the human figure was displayed in an inverted orientation, and in the character type denoted as Time-Shifted whose motion was perturbed.
They committed and believed in the characters.
