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Whispers in the Wind: A Tale of Love and Betrayal

Join the adventure in a small town during the 1930s Great Depression, where tensions run high and secrets lurk in every corner. Follow the gripping plot of deception, heartbreak, and redemption as characters navigate conflicts within themselves and society, unveiling the true nature of love and betrayal. Dive into a world filled with mystery, romance, and unexpected twists that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.

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Whispers in the Wind: A Tale of Love and Betrayal

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  1. Elements of a Short Story

  2. SETTING • The time and location in which a story takes place • EX: To Kill a Mockingbird • place (small, rural town in Alabama) • time (just after The Great Depression) • weatherconditions (very hot, very dry) • socialconditions(tense race relations) • moodoratmosphere(laid back, poor economy)

  3. PLOT • The sequence of events in a story or play

  4. PLOT (cont’d) • EX: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone • Exposition: Mr. Dursley experiences many strange events on the way to work: cat reading a map, people in cloaks, thinks he hears the name “Potter” • Rising Action: arriving at Hogwarts, break-in at Gringott’s, mystery of the Sorcerer’s Stone • Climax: finding the dead unicorns, attack in the Forbidden Forest • Falling Action: three-headed dog; Devil’s Snare, live chess match, fighting Quirrell/Voldemort • Resolution: defeating Voldemort (for now)

  5. CONFLICT • There are two types of conflict: • EX: Anchorman • External : A struggle with a force outside one's self. • A struggle to be the highest rated news team in San Diego (against Channel 9’s Wes Mantooth) • Internal: A struggle within one's self • A struggle with loving Veronica Corningstone yet wanting to be the best anchor

  6. CONFLICT (cont’d) • There are four kinds of conflict: • EX: Anchorman • Man vs. Man (physical) • The brawl among the various news teams • Man vs. Circumstances (classical) • Ron dealing with a woman joining the news team • Man vs. Society (social) • The changing of the news world now that a woman is an anchor • Man vs. Himself/Herself(psychological) • Ron’s mental breakdown after Veronica successfully anchors the news by herself

  7. CHARACTER(S) EX: The Lion King • PROTAGONIST: Central character • Simba • ANTAGONIST: The opposer of the main character • Scar Characters should be:  consistent, motivated, and life-like (resemble real people/animals)

  8. POINT OF VIEW • Point of view, or p.o.v., is defined as the angle from which the story is told. • Innocent Eye: through the eyes of a child • EX: To Kill a Mockingbird, “Pink Champagne” • Stream of Consciousness: inside the head of a character • EX: Fight Club • First Person: told by one of the characters • EX: The Kite Runner • Omniscient: author narrates the story • EX: Harry Potter series

  9. THEME • Controlling idea or central insight; author's underlying meaning • EX: Romeo and Juliet • Love: exhilarating, and they are willing to die for it • Fate: “start-crossed lovers” • Hastiness: rush into love • Infatuation: were they truly in love?

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