Which excerpt from The Land, Part 2 is indirect characterization of Willie Thomas? By the time Willie Thomas arrived along with Mitchell, only I was with my daddy. "Yes, suh," said Willie Thomas, stroking the stallion's forehead. "He sure got a good look to him, I know that!” Now, Willie Thomas was mighty good with horses, and my daddy entrusted the most prized of his horses to his care. Willie Thomas knew their ailments and how to fix most of them. He saw to their feeding, their hooving, all their care...

The indirect characterization is seen in the sentence: Willie Thomas knew their ailments and how to fix most of them. He saw to their feeding, their hooving, all their care.

What is indirect characterization?

It's a way of characterizing the characters.
It's a way of showing the character's characteristics without directly mentioning them.

In indirect characterization, the narrator does not mention the character's characteristics but presents information that allows the reader to perceive these characteristics.

In the sentence selected above, even without having the characteristics mentioned, we can see that Willie Thomas was very intelligent, as he had great knowledge about horse diseases and how to treat them.

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