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Which phrase best defines characterization?

The phrase that best defines characterization is "the process of creating and developing a character."

Here's why:

* Characterization is about more than just describing a character's physical appearance or personality traits. It's about bringing a character to life in a story. This involves revealing their motivations, conflicts, and how they evolve over time.

* "Creating" implies that the author is building the character from scratch, defining their unique qualities.

* "Developing" emphasizes the process of showing how the character changes and grows throughout the story, responding to events and interacting with other characters.

While other phrases like "depiction of a character" or "representation of a character" might be accurate, they don't fully capture the dynamic and multifaceted nature of characterization.

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