Red Roses
What is the protagonist's name?
Lila
What is the protagonist's name?
Martin?
What is the main character's name?
Daschina
What's another word for "introduction" that we use in narrative writing?
Exposition
Which movie series does Mrs. Cabrera watch every year?
Twilight
Who is giving Lila little presents?
Derek
In which state does "Grandpa" live?
South Dakota
How many days does the ceremony last?
4 days
What important pieces of information needs to be found in your exposition? (3 answers)
Setting, characters, situation/main conflict or problem
What are Mr. Limon's TWO favorite sports teams?
Boston Red Sox, Los Angeles Rams
What kind of flowers does Derek give Lila?
Roses
Which Native American tribe does Grandpa belong to?
Lakota
What do the girls put on their face in order to symbolize fertility?
Pollen
What is the most dramatic part of your story called?
Climax
What is Mrs. Cabrera's daughter's name?
Isabella
What advice did Lila's mom give her while she was growing up?
Never make fun of people
What geological feature did Grandpa's father climb in order to complete his spirit quest?
A butte
Which Native American tribe does Daschina belong to?
Apache
This part of your story describes what happens right AFTER the climax (your story starts to wrap up)
Falling action
What is Mr. Limon's daughter's name?
Anvi
What exact adjective (describing word) did Lila use about how she felt as she walked down the corridor of her school?
"Proudly"
Inside the medicine bag lies a piece of iron, a pebble, and a sage leaf. What do these items symbolize or represent?
They symbolize Martin's family and the cultural traditions and that link each generation.
What is the title given to the person who helps each girl go through their ceremony?
a "sponsor"
This part of your story contains the lesson learned by the characters.
Resolution
How long have BOTH Mrs. Cabrera and Mr. Limon been at Nelson?
4 years