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Literary Elements

Short Stories. Literary Elements. Literary Elements. Parts of a Story. Literary Elements. 10 Point. 10 Point. 10 Point. 10 Point. 10 Point. 20 Points. 20 Points. 20 Points. 20 Points. 20 Points. 30 Points. 30 Points. 30 Points. 30 Points. 30 Points. 40 Points. 40 Points.

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Literary Terms

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1. SETTING (ST)

1. SETTING (ST). The time and place of action of a story. 2. CHARACTER SKETCH (NF). A shorter piece of literature that highlights a certain personality trait. 3. PROTAGONIST (CH). The central character or hero in a narrative or drama. The person whose conflict sets the plot in motion.

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Short Story Unit Literary Terms

Short Story Unit Literary Terms. Plot. The sequence of events that make up a story, usually centering around a main conflict. The Five Stages of Plot. Exposition. The first stage of plot! In the Exposition, the scene is set:

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Elements of a Story

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CYRANO DE BERGERAC

CYRANO DE BERGERAC. Mayfield English II. Background Information. AUTHOR This play was written by Edmond Rostand in 1897. Fun fact: born in Marseilles, France At the time, France was involved in the Industrial Revolution.

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The Necklace

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Fictional Narrative Study Guide

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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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Thursday & Friday September 17 th & 18 th

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Character

Character. Feature Menu. Creating Characters Character Development Speech Appearance Private Thoughts How Other Characters Feel Actions Direct and Indirect Characterization Practice. Creating Characters.

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Characterization: Marsh9thEnglish.wordpress.com

Characterization: Marsh9thEnglish.wordpress.com. How do authors describe and develop a character? What is direct characterization? Indirect? How can characterization bring insight to a work of literature?. In this lesson we will answer: How are characters developed by Orwell?

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Characterization and Character Mandalas

Characterization and Character Mandalas. Characterization. Characterization is the art of creating characters for a narrative. This involves the process of conveying information about them through description, actions, speech, and thoughts.

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Characterization in Literature

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Reading Bellwork

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Characterization Notes

Characterization Notes. Indirect and Direct Characterization. Flat and Round Static and Dynamic. Direct Characterization. Direct Characterization : When the narrator or another character tells us what a person is like.

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Character Development

Character Development. What is character development?. The unfolding or growth of a character as the plot develops. Direct/ Explicit Characterization. The author clearly identifies the personality and character traits to the audience.

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Characterization

Characterization. How we find out about our characters. Characterization is:. Various methods used by an author to give the traits, thoughts, and actions of a character

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Characterization

Characterization. Direct and Indirect. Characterization. Characterization is the process by which the author reveals the personality of the character. Two types of characterization: Direct Characterization Indirect Characterization. Direct Characterization.

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