"You talk of heroism as noble language, dignity. It's more than that, as my coming here has proved. No man above us will ever know whether Unferth died here or fled to the hills like a coward. Only you and I and God will know the truth. That's inner heroism."What best explains the type of characterization used in this passage?

The passage shows a Indirect Characterization. This is because in the passage, the author is showing us the character's traits by using what they are feeling or thinking and something they said. It will only be a Direct Characterization when the author tells us the character's traits directly.

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Indirect characterization because Unferth's beliefs about heroism are expressed through dialogue

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