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The fall of a city

The fall of a city. The fall of a city conflicts. Person vs society. “ They looked pretty much like paper dolls to me. Paper dolls and doll houses. An eleven year old boy. The next thing we know you’ll be wanting us to put skirts on you”Page 133. Person vs. person*.

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The fall of a city

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  1. The fall of a city

  2. The fall of a cityconflicts

  3. Person vs society • “They looked pretty much like paper dolls to me. Paper dolls and doll houses. An eleven year old boy. The next thing we know you’ll be wanting us to put skirts on you”Page 133

  4. Person vs. person* • “they ain’t dolls” “Don’t get saucy now, mister. I know paper dolls when I see them”Page 133 • *Could not find good person vs person pictures resorted to dogs and cats

  5. Person vs self • “He bent and seized the cardboard palace. Gritting his teeth and grunting, he tore at its walls. The corrugated board was sturdy; he was crying by the time he finished tearing it to shreds”Page 133

  6. Significance of tile • “His majesty king Theodor , emerged on the balcony of his winter palace in Theodoreburg. Through the square bel0w rode squadrons of lancers, dragoons, and hussars, batteries of horse artillery, behind them marched regiments”Page 130 • “The city was as he left it. Yet everything had changed "page 133

  7. Narrative point veiw • Third person The story is told by a narrator who is not a participant in the story. It has pronouns like “he” ”his” “they” “them” Even when its his thoughts there is no I just teddy thought or teddy had found.

  8. Themes • Genderstereotypes • Child hood imagination/creativity

  9. Literary Devices inThe Fall of a City By Katrina Cearns

  10. Imagery • “Outside rain fell with such violence that great, pulsating sheets of water seemed to hang suspended between Earth and sky.” (130) • “…he was so deep in thought that his pork chop tasted no different from his whipped cream and jello.”(131)

  11. Foreshadowing • “Sombre gray eyes glinted in Teddy’s pale, triangular face.” (130) • “Yes, they were paper dolls. There was no King Theodore, no Emperor Kang, no Theodoresburg, no Upalia, no Danova. There was only an attic full of preposterous cardboard buildings and ridiculous paper people.”(133)

  12. Hyperbole • “’The next thing we know, you’ll be wanting us to put skirts on you!’”(133) • “’He just about lives up there, doesn’t he?’”(132)

  13. Personification • “If the Upalian army crossed the Tabelian marshes, they might succeed in encircling the Danovans…” (131) • “…King Theodore watched his army march out to give battle to the enemy.” (131)

  14. The Plot of :The Fall of a City By Katrina Cearns

  15. Introduction/Exposition • “In the centre of the room stood a fort and a palace, painstakingly constructed from corrugated cardboard cartons.”(130) • “From the turreted roof of the palace, hung a green, white and gold tri-colour, the flag of the kingdom of Upalia…” (130)

  16. Inciting Incident/Inciting Force • “He sighed. This was his aunt, shouting from the foot of the stairs. ‘Teddy!’ • He opened the door. ‘Yeah?’ he called sulkily. • ‘Come down here this minute and get ready for supper! How many times do I have to call you?’”(131)

  17. Rising Action/Complication • “His aunt glared at him. ‘Don’t say “huh” when you answer me. Look what you’ve done! You’ve spilled cream all over yourself.’” (131)

  18. Crises • “His uncle gave him a disdainful look. ‘He just about lives up there, doesn’t he?’ • ‘Yes. I think it’s about time that one of us went up there and found out what he’s been doing.’” (132)

  19. Major Crises • “’They looked pretty much like paper dolls to me. Paper dolls and doll houses. An eleven-year-old boy!’ The man choked, trying to restrain his laughter. ‘The next thing we know, you’ll be wanting us to put skirts on you!’” (133)

  20. Climax • “He bent and seized the cardboard palace. Gritting his teeth and grunting, he tore at its walls.”(133)

  21. Conclusion • “The corrugated board was sturdy: he was crying by the time he finished tearing it to shreds.”(133)

  22. Characters Protagonist, and other characters.

  23. Protagonist Character traits of Teddy Creative: Quote: “Their two dimensional bodies scissored from paper, their faces and clothing drawn in crayon and lead pencil.” Page 130 Imaginative: Quote: “‘He’s got his head in the clouds again.” His uncle laughed. His round, florid face reflected on his resemblance to Zikla, Duke of Anders.” Page 132. Quote: “‘They look pretty much like dolls to me. Paper dolls and doll houses. An eleven-year-old boy!’” Page 133. Misunderstood: Alone: Quote: “’He spent most of the afternoon in the attic.’ ‘He just about lives up there, doesn’t he?’” Page 132.

  24. Other Characters Teddy’s Aunt: •She doesn’t understand why Teddy stays in the attic often. •She finds it funny how he plays with “paper dolls.” •Although, she seems sympathetic near the end of the story. Teddy’s Uncle: •Laughs at Teddy’s enjoyment of the “city he’s created.” •Always seems to push Teddy around. •Insists that Teddy should be wearing skirts.

  25. Echo in the Story

  26. Loss of Innocence.

  27. This links to the story because • Teddy is told what he should be doing, instead of what he wishes to do. • Is told that “paper dolls” and “doll houses” aren’t for him. • His aunt and uncle cause him to totally destroy his city. • This also means that he doesn’t believe that he can always dream for himself, nor could he be a dreamer. [SOURCE] http://i498.photobucket.com/albums/rr341/cowgirl9768/boy-child-child-abuse-crying-hurt-mean-Favim_com-59971-1.jpg Quote from the story: “He bent and seized the cardboard palace. Gritting his teeth and grunting, he tore at it’s walls… He was crying by the time he finished tearing it to shreds.” Page 133.

  28. Sources • Elements of English 10 • http://www.123rf.com/photo_6818896_medieval-castle-in-an-imaginary-landscape-original-digital-illustration.html • http://tlc.howstuffworks.com/family/paper-castles.htm • http://www.clipartof.com/gallery/clipart/nag.html • http://www.joshuapramis.com/2012/01/26/response-7-tips-to-wake-up-and-get-out-of-bed-fast/ • http://livetips.info/eating-dinner-clipart/ • http://openclipart.org/detail/31525/interrogation-by-cybergedeon • http://www.clipartof.com/portfolio/leoblanchette/illustration/3d-orange-factor-man-kneeling-and-searching-with-a-magnifying-glass-77653.html • http://www.clipartof.com/portfolio/prawny/illustration/business-team-laughing-99621.html • http://www.shutterstock.com/pic-55625170/stock-photo-hands-tear-the-cardboard-tablet.html • http://www.eclecticmom.com/home/2011/3/17/cardboard-castle.html • http://www.123rf.com/photo_6388259_torn-cardboard-with-isolated-white-in-middle.html • http://www.123rf.com/photo_3744343_boy-crying-with-clipping-path.html

  29. Sources • -skillsconverged.com • -lahilden.com • -http://beleamos.wordpress.com/tag/cats-vs-dogs/ • -http://www.badhaven.com/film/film-features/bad-havens-movie-week-abigails-film-list/attachment/cats-and-dogs-movie • -http://jennyeuk.files.wordpress.com/2012/04/gender_roles_layout11.jpg • -http://brave-new-world-cjctc.wikispaces.com/Conflict • -http://www.johnsanidopoulos.com/2012/11/zombies-and-god.html • -http://www.creationoutreach.com/id73.html

  30. Sources • Elements of English 10 • http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/video/2012/oct/03/barbican-rain-room-video Thank you have a puppy

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