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2.You don't always have to be specific. ...
Use figurative language. ...
Describe facial expressions. ...
Make the descriptions match the tone. ...
Scatter physical descriptions throughout the prose. ...
Describe actions that reveal physical characteristics. ...
A first person narrator can give biased opinions about appearances.
3.Theme, or the relationship between a text and the human experience, is often revealed through a tension or conflict between two forces in a work of fiction. ... If a reader can determine at least one of the conflicts that a work contains, he or she can often find in it the means to uncover a universal theme.
