Granulocytes. Granulocytes are the most common type of white blood cells present in the human body which account for almost 70 -75 percent of the WBCs. The reason for such a name of these cells is because they contain small and visible granules within their cytoplasm.
Definition of Direct Characterization. Direct characterization is how an author tells his or her reader about a character. Direct characterization occurs when the author specifically reveals traits about the character in a direct, straightforward manner. Direct characterization is also important in showing the character's motivation. Motivation refers to what characters want, fear, love, and hate.
Definition of Character in Fiction. In a work of fiction, a character is depicted through both narrative and dialogue. Characters can be flat, minor characters or round and major, developed with depth. The persona is revealed by how a character responds to conflict, by dialogue, and through descriptions. Characters in fiction can have many roles and purposes, all of them dictated by the writer's intent and style. A few possible character roles include: Protagonist: Also sometimes called the hero or heroine of the story, the protagonist is the main character. In some cases, the reader experiences the story through eyes of the protagonist; in other cases, the protagonist may be only one of many characters whose perspective is described.