Cindy stared into the mirror. Was that really her face? Anne stood behind her, grinning proudly. "See?" said Anne. "See how you look? Oooh- whool" she whooped.
Cindy saw, all right. Her hair was a huge cloud of fuzz, sprayed with colors and glitter. Her eyes were enormous, with thick black outlines

Anne had drawn. Green and white and pink eye shadow glowed on her eyelids. Thick gobs of black mascara stuck to her eyelashes. Round red spots
stood out on her cheekbones, and her lips were frosted purple. She was afraid to smile or talk. She might crack the paint job.
Finally she croaked, "My mother would kill mel Are you sure we can wash all this off? I have to look normal by the time she gets home."
"Yeah, but you look greati" Anne was still hopping around admiring her work. "Let's leave it on and show her."
"No!" Cindy almost shouted. Just then they heard Cindy's brother Matt coming home.
"Hey Matt," yelled Anne. "Come see your gorgeous sister!"
"No, no, no," Cindy pleaded. "Don't let anybody see me."
"Right in here, Matt," called Anne. "Here she is, your sister, the rock star!"
How does the writer of this passage develop the characters of Cindy and Anne?
O 1. Each girl is introduced with some description of her personality.
2. Personalities are revealed in what the girls say and do.
O 3. Between each event, the writer describes the girls changing feelings in a lot of detail.
O 4. The writer describes each girl's thoughts and feelings from the inside.