Is the hero character always the same as the protagonist?
No, the main character does not have to be the same person we're cheering on to win/succeed.
The obstacle character who constantly gets in Roy's way is _________
Dana Matherson
Round characters are complex and have many traits. Name one round character from Hoot.
Beatrice
Mullet Fingers
If static characters never change within a story, then what is one static character in Hoot?
Dana
Curly
Chuck Muckle
Officer Delinko
If a narrator is telling the story by focusing on Roy's, Officer Delinko's, and Curly's experiences, which POINT OF VIEW is this?
Third person
3rd person
The protagonist of Hoot is a boy named...
Roy Eberhardt
Is the obstacle character always the same as the antagonist?
No, the antagonist always goes AGAINST the main character, but obstacle characters can come and go.
Flat characters are simple and can be described in one word. Name one flat character in Hoot.
Dana
Curly
Mrs. Hennepin
Roy
Beatrice
Why is it helpful to have a 3rd person narrator?
Answers will vary:
1) You hear from multiple characters' perspectives
2) You can have inside knowledge
3) You can see how other characters think or feel
If a hero of a story is a character we hope wins in the end, then who might be the hero character in Hoot?
Mullet Fingers
(Roy could be argued for as well)
The antagonist in Hoot is not really one person. Rather, it's a whole company called _______.
Mother Paula's Pancake House
Mature
Caring
Loyal
Determined
Finish this sentence to prove that Dana is a static character: From start to finish, Dana is always _____.
Answers may vary:
Bullying Roy, stubborn, playing 'tough guy.'
What information or scenes might we NOT have seen if this novel were told in 1st person POV by Roy?
Answers will vary:
1) We'd never see Officer Delinko's detective work
2) We'd never see Curly's view of events
3) We'd never know what other characters were going through or feeling.
Is the protagonist always the "good guy"?
No, villains can be the characters of their own story.
Do antagonists always have to be PEOPLE?
No, the antagonist is who or what goes against the main character. It could be nature itself.
Stubborn
Immature
Finish this sentence to prove that Roy is a dynamic character: At first, Roy_____, but by the end he had changed his mind/attitude and ____________.
Answers will vary:
1) wasn't sure about Florida or helping Mullet Fingers
2) decided he liked the nature of Florida and committed to helping the owls.