'Person narrator' diaporamas de présentation

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Artistic and Literature in Spanish America Chronicle of a death foretold Lic. Patricia Nigro

Artistic and Literature in Spanish America Chronicle of a death foretold Lic. Patricia Nigro. Chronicle of a death foretold.

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Life of Pi By Yann Martel

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POINT OF VIEW

POINT OF VIEW. WHAT WORD DO YOU SEE?. OPTICAL ILLUSION. Do you see two old people or two young people? Do you see a third young person? Do you see a guitar? What do you see in the middle of the picture?. OPTICAL ILLUSION. Do you see a young woman in the picture or an old woman?

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Narrator and Voice p.149

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What Do You Need to Know About Narrator and Voice?

What Do You Need to Know About Narrator and Voice?. Feature Menu. Narrator Omniscient Narrator First-Person Narrator Third-Person-Limited Narrator Your Turn. Voice and Tone Voice Tone. Narrator.

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Characterization: Collection 2

How does a writer describe and develop a character?. Characterization: Collection 2. Objectives. In this lesson we will answer: How are characters developed by a writer? What is the difference between direct and indirect characterization?

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Characterization: Collection 2

How does a writer describe and develop a character?. Characterization: Collection 2. Objectives. In this lesson we will answer: How are characters developed by a writer? What is the difference between direct and indirect characterization?

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By: Danielle Robinson Period 3

Literary Terms Project. By: Danielle Robinson Period 3. Periodic Sentence. Definition - A periodic sentence is the opposite of a loose sentence, meaning that it is frequently a long sentence with a main point at the end and can either be persuasive or dramatic.

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Point of View

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Narrator & Voice

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The Art of Fiction

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Lesson 3: Narrative and Point of View

Lesson 3: Narrative and Point of View. The narrator tells the story, with a specific perspective informed by his or her beliefs and experiences. Narrators can be major characters or minor characters, or exist outside the story altogether.

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Voice

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Character Development

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Voice

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Chalk Talk

Chalk Talk. Marks Fall 2014 Unpacking Ellen Foster. Explaining the Unreliable Narrator. What is an unreliable narrator? a first-person narrator that for some reason has a compromised point-of-view. the reader has reason not to trust what the narrator is saying

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