Narrative Elements
Castle Diary
Medieval life and hierarchy
The Canterbury Tales
The Midwifes Apprentice
100

This Narrative element helps to illustrate the environment where a story takes place. 

Sensory Language. 

100

This character desires to become a knight

Tobias

100

An individual who is at the bottom of the hierarchy is called this: 

A Peasant. 

100

This character is a chivalrous individual who tells a story about Palamon and Arcite. 

The Knight
100

Commonly referred to as "Brat" at the beginning of the Novel, this character is the main protagonist of "The Midwife's Apprentice"

Alyce.

200

This narrative element is often used to show character interactions. 

Dialogue

200

In "The Castle Diary" Tobias lives with these people in a castle. 

His Aunt and Uncle

200

These individuals are expected to help protect kingdoms from invaders/engage in holy war: 

Knights.

200

This Tale includes a complicated love square between multiple characters.

The Miller's Tale 

200

Helping children be brought into the world, this main character is a midwife. 

Jane Sharp. 

300

Effective openings must introduce plot, characters, and _______. 

Setting

300

In "Castle Diary", Tobias is thrashed by this character.

The Chaplain.

300
At the top of the totem pole, these individuals held massive amounts of wealth and power. 

Kings/Queens. 

300

This tale deals with themes of greed and has three main protagonists.

The Pardoners Tale

300

Met in chapter 2, this main character helps to comfort Alyce and serves as a reflection of her development.  

The Cat.

400

This type of narrative element is sensory details that are external. 

Snapshots. 

400

This is the name of the castle in "Castle Diary"

Strandborough Castle

400

Every year, peasants would be expected to help with various tasks at the castle. One of these tasks was known as:

The Boon Work.

400

This character is the main protagonist of The Canterbury Tales. 

Geoffrey Chaucer. 

400

After following the Midwife, Alyce finds her engaging in an affair with this man. 

The Baker. 

500

These narrative elements help to create a deeper understanding of what a character feels. 

Thoughtshots. 

500

This character, commonly referred to as "The Poacher" is named ________. 

David

500

Although not explicitly referenced in our hierarchy, this organization held massive power during the middle ages:

The Catholic Church.

500

The main character of The Wife of Bath's tale is named ________. 

Sir Salvio 

500

In chapter 7, Alyce engages in learning these skills which help her prank the entire town. 

Woodcarving/Polishing. 

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