In Ruthless by William DeMille, how does the author’s use of dialogue develop characterization and indirect characterization?

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My answer to your question would be:

Direct characterization: The author tells the audience what personality the character has. Indirect characterization: The audience is left to infer the personality of the character through actions and dialogue. Ex: When it was the man's turn to speak in the meeting, he turned red and began to scramble his words.

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explanation:

you didn't list the options but im guessing it's resolving contradictions