I would like to know what kind of this structure in the following sentence:
In this film, for the first time, a character drawn of lines seemed to live and breathe on the screen.
Can I rewrite the sentence like this as follows without difference in meaning?
In this film, for the first time, a character was drawn of lines seemed to live and breathe on the screen.
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I think in this case "drawn of lines" is an appositive and therefore I have to use that/which was drawn in the sentence as you suggested.No. You could write "that/which was drawn".
Am I right?