? What is the effect of direct characterization in this line from the passage? "What are those things?" asked the man, his keen black eyes staring at her.

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Neeraj Kumar · Answer 1 · 2018-02-17T10:34:27+0000

The direct characterization is "keen black eyes." In this context, it makes the man seem curious, cunning and/or perhaps suspicious, as it implies that he is thinking deeply about the situation and the "things."

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