Re-posted notes courtesy of Samantha:point of view - 1st person - “I” stories2nd person - “you” stories3rd person - omniscient or limited characters - make sure to include protangonist, antagonistprotagonist - main characterantagonist - the character that conflicts with the protagonist conflict - external conflict happens outside of the mind; internal conflict happens inside the mindclimax - everything comes together / turning plot; peak of actionresolution - falling actionwho things/characters have changed by the end of the storythemes- themes are universalkeep your themes simpleliterary devices - symbolism, foreshadowing, flashbacks, realistic dialogue, irony, figurative language, creative or realistic writing & satireQuotes - “this is a quote by_________________.”“ ‘quoting a quote,’ said_____________.”Recommendation - be specific what was good or what was bad
Re-posted notes courtesy of Samantha:
ReplyDeletepoint of view - 1st person - “I” stories
2nd person - “you” stories
3rd person - omniscient or limited
characters - make sure to include protangonist, antagonist
protagonist - main character
antagonist - the character that conflicts with the protagonist
conflict - external conflict happens outside of the mind; internal conflict happens inside the mind
climax - everything comes together / turning plot; peak of action
resolution - falling action
who things/characters have changed by the end of the story
themes- themes are universal
keep your themes simple
literary devices - symbolism, foreshadowing, flashbacks, realistic dialogue, irony, figurative language, creative or realistic writing & satire
Quotes - “this is a quote by_________________.”
“ ‘quoting a quote,’ said_____________.”
Recommendation - be specific what was good or what was bad