Firsthand Biography, Introduction

A firsthand biography focuses on
•	another person
•	your relationship with that person
•	the meaning of that person in your life

In a firsthand biography you learn about some one's character through details. These include descriptions, dialogue, and actions.

Dialogue and conversation can reveal a lot about people. What they look like and how they act can tell you even more. In a firsthand biography you describe people who are important to you and maybe even get to know them better. Just use the strategies you've learned: observing, remembering details, exploring your memories.

What you've learned
•	Details about a person can include physical appearance, dialogue, and behavior.
•	Remembering details about a person can help you explore your relationship with that person.
•	You can get closer to how another person is important to you through remembered and observed details of appearance, speech, and behavior.