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A short story is a story intended to be read in 1 sitting; limited in they dont include extras. A novel is a long invented prose narrative; a novella is a brief novel or long short story. Diction Choice and use of words in speech or writing. Symbolism author gives hints of signs of what is to come.
A short story is a story intended to be read in 1 sitting; limited in they dont include extras. A novel is a long invented prose narrative; a novella is a brief novel or long short story. Diction Choice and use of words in speech or writing. Symbolism author gives hints of signs of what is to come.
A short story is a story intended to be read in 1 sitting; limited in they dont include extras. A novel is a long invented prose narrative; a novella is a brief novel or long short story. Diction Choice and use of words in speech or writing. Symbolism author gives hints of signs of what is to come.
a story intended to be read in 1 sitting; limited in they dont include extras What is a novel? novel: long invented prose narrative What is a novella? novella: a brief novel or long short story Define fiction fiction: literature that is not true define plot The pattern of events or main story in a narrative or drama expostion exposition: a setting forth of the meaning or purpose; exposing in the beginning of the story i. Establishes the setting ii. Gives an idea of the conflict iii. Gives a hint of who the protagonist may be rising action rising action: The events leading to the climax. climax The turning point of a story intense; no significant information is given after it falling action The events following the climax denoument The final resolution or outcome of the conflict protagonist the main character that has the problem antagonist the person, place, idea, or physical force opposing the protagonist characterization characterization: The way the author develops a character a. physical description of person or kind of person b. characters speech, actions, and thoughts c. others opinions or a description by another character d. characters response/reactions when interacting with others 9. Characterization of protagonist: a description of the main character or characters a. trait: A long-term behavior or characteristic b. feeling: a short-term emotional response to a particular situation c. attitude: their attitude setting the place and time the story takes place theme the message hidden in the story by the author not moral
conflict and types
the protagonists problem in the story; a struggle between 2 opposing forces; can be external (physical) or internal (conscience), or a combination of both a. Man vs. man b. Man vs. society c. Man vs. environment d. Man vs. himself e. Man vs. supernatural/G-d f. Man vs. Technology flashback A literary or cinematic device in which an earlier event is inserted into the normal chronological order of a narrative. foreshadowing author gives hints of signs of what is to come diction Choice and use of words in speech or writing. symbolism The practice of representing things by means of symbols or of attributing symbolic meanings or significance to objects, events, or relationships. tone The attitude of the AUTHOR toward the theme; the twist the author gives on the theme agree or disagree, positive or negative point of view point of view: who tells the story a. first person: major or minor character tells the story using I or we b. third person limited: he, she, they narrator presents the information through the eyes of a character whose knowledge of events is limited c. third person omniscient: narrator can comment on any actions or thoughts (all knowing) irony irony: A literary style employing such contrasts for humorous or rhetorical effect. a. situational: Discrepancy between appearance and reality, expectation and outcome, or reality and the way things should be b. dramatic: a relationship of contrast between a character's limited understanding of his or her situation in some particular moment of the unfolding action and what the audience, at the same instant, understands the character's situation actually to be. c. verbal: The speaker intends to be understood as meaning something that contrasts with the literal or usual meaning of what he says Author of Stop the Sun Gary Paulsen author of the lottery shirley jackson author of the git of the maji o henry author of walter mitty James Thurber
athor of the necklace
Gay de maupassant the author of the lady and the tiger Frank R. Stockton author of appointment with love S L kishor author of thank you mam Langston Hughs author of to build a fire Jack London basic plot and climax of stop the sun climax-when he asks his father about the war plot- terry's father has some illness that terry doesn't understand setting of stop the sun a long time after the vietnam war, present time, suburb main characters of stop the sun terry, his father, his mother theme and symbolisim of stop the sun theme-vietnam syndrom, you can't understand something you haven't gone through symbolism - no sun equals safty conflict and type of stop the sun man vs. himself and man vs. man terry doesn't understand his fathers illness, and his father is battleing with a hard illness basic plot and climax of the lottery climax - drawing from the box plot- a village draws from a box to kill someone each year setting of the lottery june 27th, summer, village, past main characters of the lottery the town, tessie hutchinson theme and symbolism of the lottery twisted society(theme) black box-death conflict and type of the lottery man vs. society tessie gets picked from the black box basic plot and climax of the gift of the maji basic plot-a man and a woman buy presents for each other by selling what the other baought something for and they are poor climax - della sells her hair setting of the girft of the maji a long time ago in a city main characters of the gift of the maji della and jim theme and symbols in the gift of the maji
theme-irony, gift giving
symbols - dellas hair and jims watch - pride and joy, the presents - love conflict and type of gift of the maji man vs. himself they self their pride and joy for each other out of love basic plot and climax of the necklace plot- a poor woman maries a clerk her husband was limited to go to a ball but she had no jewels or niceousifts and she gets a necklace but loses it and replaces it for more than worth anf they end up running their life climax- losing the necklace setting of the necklace france, 1800's main characters of the necklace Mathilde Loisel theme and symbols of the necklace theme- tell the truth symbols - nechlace -impotance, responsibilty conflict and type of the necklace man vs. himself, she loses the necklace and has to spend 10 years of her life to replace it basic plot and climax of appointment with love plot - a man goes to new york to meet his pen pal climax- a minute til six setting of appointment with love new york city, new york, train station main characters of appointment with love Lieutenant Blandford and the author theme and symbols of appointment with love theme- love is wats on the inside not the out symbols - the book, love, mirical the flower- the author conflict and tyoe of appointment with love man vs himself a man goes to meet the love of his life but doesn't no wat she looks like and a fat ugly woman goes up to him right afte a beutiful women walks by and he is tested to see if he choses the right women basic plot and climax in thank you mam plot- a boy trys to steal from a woman but she catches him and takes him home to clean up climax- cleaning and taking care of the boy setting of thnk you mam a city main characters of thank you mam rodger and mrs. luella bates washington jones theme and symbols of thank you mam
theme- don't steal, treat everyone with care
symbols- the purse, everything she had conflict and type of thank you mam a boy trys to steal from a lady but she basically kidnaps him cleans him up and teaches him a lesson man vs man or man vs himself basic plot and climax of the lady and the tiger a king puts people on trial in an area and they have to choice between to doors one has a tiger and one has a lady climax- the barberian goes on trial setting of the lady and the tiger olden time, roman empire, an arena main characters of the lady and the tiger a man, the princess, the king theme and symbols of the lady theme- a hard choice symbols- lady, innocent, free tiger - death, guilty conflict and type of the lady and the tiger man vs man, he has to choice which door and the princess knows and tells him to go to the right basic plot and climax of to build a fire plot- a guy is walking through the yukon with his dog climax- idk setting of to build a fire yukon main characters of to build a fire the man and his dog theme and symbols of to build a fire the fire- life theme- don't go walking through the yukon conflict and tyoe of to build a fire a man is walking throught the yukon, runs out of food, and can't buid a fire man vs. nature