POV A
Define first person.
A point f view in which an "I" narrator that is part of the action
Define third person limited.
A point of view in which a narrator describes what some characters think and feel
The main character in the story or play--the one who the story revolves around and who usually has a problem to solve is called the ___.
protagonist
Define anatomy.
the study of the body and how it works
Who is the fashion designer in The Incredibles?
Edna Mode
Define third person omniscient.
A point of view in which a narrator describes what all characters think and feel
Define character point of view.
A point of view that is limited to one character's unique perspective
What 2 things in a story help to reveal character traits?
dialogue and action
Define disbelieving.
not believing that something is true
What is the name of Wendy's dog in Peter Pan?
Nana
Define second person.
A point of view in which a narrator addresses the reader as "you"
How a story is told and who is telling is called ___.
narrative point of view (or just point of view)
Characters who provide support for the protagonist and antagonist, helping to reveal aspects of their personalities (character traits) are called ___.
minor characters
Define root.
to search for something
Who trained Hercules to be a hero?
Philoctetes/Phil
Define third person.
A point of view in which a narrator uses "he," "she" or "it" to show thoughts and/or actions
What do you look for to determine the narrative point of view?
pronouns
The character whose goals work against the main character is called the ___.
anatagonist
Define sage.
a plant that is used for cooking
What is the name of Andy's neighbor in Toy Story?
Sid
Define third person objective.
A point of view in which a narrator does not describe characters' thoughts or feelings
Analyzing the differences in the points of view of characters and the audience/reader can create effects such as _____ and _____.
suspense and humor
Why are characters important to a story?
Characters are important because their thoughts, feelings, actions, and reactions drive the plot--they move the action forward.
Define well.
to rise or fill up
What are the names of Cinderella's stepsisters?
Anastasia and Drizella