'Omniscient narrator' diaporamas de présentation

Point-of-View

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The Bully by Paul Langan Day 3: Chapters 5-6

The Bully by Paul Langan Day 3: Chapters 5-6. Warm- Up Review vocabulary terms and diagramming to prepare for quiz. Make sure you have the following for your quiz: 1 sheet of notebook paper Something to write with (pen or pencil) Your brain

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Vocabulary Unit 10

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The Alchemist

The Alchemist. Paulo Coelho. About the Author. Born in 1947 in Brazil Before becoming a fulltime write, he worked as theatre director, actor, lyricist, and journalist Written numerous books in Portuguese that have been translated into English, including The Alchemist. About the Author.

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Audience

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Unto Us

Unto Us. Spike Milligan. Spike Milligan. Irish poet, famous for his nonsense verse and comedy Raised a Catholic He was a strident campaigner on environmental matters, particularly arguing against unnecessary noise, such as the use of muzak .

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Pride and Prejudice Intro.

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UNIT 3 NARRATIVE DEVICES

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Pride and Prejudice Literary terms

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Theodore Roethke

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THE VICTORIAN NOVEL

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Double-Entry Logging with Alexandre Dumas

Who is speaking?. What does this tell us about the character?. What is this alluding to?. Double-Entry Logging with Alexandre Dumas. By: Cara Hamlin. Is this an example of a literary device?. Why does the character think this way?. What is this foreshadowing?. What are they talking about?.

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Point of View

Point of View. 1 st person narrative 2 nd person narrative 3 rd person narrative - 3 rd person omniscient - 3 rd person limited - 3 rd person objective. 1 st person narrative. Example:

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Creative writing

Creative writing. How do I edit my writing? What things should I pay attention to? . Does your story make sense?. Do you have a clear ORIENTATION, COMPLICATION, SERIES OF EVENTS, CLIMAX and/or RESOLUTION? Is there a clear path for a reader through your story?

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Point of View

Point of View. Point of view refers to who is telling the story and how it is told. The person who is telling the story is called the NARRATOR. Types of P.O.V. used in literature.

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Characterization

Characterization. Characterization is the process of presenting the different aspects of character and personality of someone in a novel or short story. What they say (dialogue) What they do (actions) What they think (interior monologue) What they have and wear Where they are

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Formative Essay

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