To dramatize requires deeper knowledge of characters than exposition or summary: for one thing, the author has to have listened closely enough to the way people talk to approximate it.
When learners start to cultivate this orthographic awareness, which is a metalinguistic awareness, they also start the process of transforming their knowledge of characters from explicit to implicit (Jiang 2006), from performance towards the competence.
The first is to allow native speakers (almost all of whom can already write Chinese characters) to make use of their knowledge of characters, while replacing the missing 15% with romanization.
Hillary demonstrated on the job as it were tremendous knowledge, strength of character and genuine concern for the sacrifice of the Stevens family and diplomats generally.
Ibuki's English voice actress Kat Steel, hired for her knowledge of the character displayed during the audition, wrote it "was a treat because her character is sassy, mischievous, and oh so girlish!" For Street Fighter X Tekken, Capcom wanted give her a few attacks featuring Don.
Ms. McDormand said the fact that Georgie had married a black man added to her knowledge of the character.
Only here does the knowledge of a character's interior feel hazy to the author, who generally refuses to offer the reader facile interpretive ways out.
Jim in his own words was less interesting than he is when described by an author whose simple rhetoric conveys a knowledge of his character that is absolutely complete.
The audience's knowledge of the character's fate might be used to win easy sympathy, but Moorst gives the young man both likable (artistic, witty) and more questionable (arrogant, controlling) aspects.
Nancy Franklin's review of Showtime's "The Big C" highlights the difficulty of creating a show that rings true both for viewers with inside knowledge of a character's dilemma and for those who are experiencing it vicariously (On Television, August 16th & 23rd).
