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| The techniques a writer uses to create, reveal, or develop the characters in a narrative |
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| An aspect of characterization through which the author overtly relates either physical or mental traits of a character. |
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| The process by which a character is introduced, advance, and possibly transformed in a story. |
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| What a character in a narrative wants, the reasons an author provides for a character's actions. |
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| A character with only one outstanding trait |
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| A complex character who is presented in depth in a narrative |
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| A common or stereotypical character |
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| Arrives late to the lottery, then is stoned to death. |
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| Oldest man in the village, has participated in the lottery 77 times |
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| Conducts the lottery in a seemingly jovial manner |
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| The postmaster. Helps Mr. Summers conduct the lottery. |
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| An eccentric recluse, poisons her lovers and keeps him in her bed |
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| A paver from the North, courts Emily. |
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| Emily's father, kept suitors from Emily, died. |
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| A 10-year old boy who puts loyalty to his family above morals |
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| vengeful, limping, arsonist |
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| Lonely fur-wearing English teacher |
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