What is A Quest (Except When it’s Not)
A quest alway begins with this character
who is the quester
This fairy tale was about a wooden boy whose nose grew longer when he lied
What is Pinocchio
This literary device is more than what is seems but not restricted to only one meaning
What is a symbol
in literature flying in literature is refert to as this
what is freedom
This novel was used as an example of the secondary feeling
What is Tuck Everlasting
Mulan going to fight in place of her father is an example of this aspect of a quest
What is the stated reason to go
This fairy tale is what Frozen is based on
What is The Snow Queen
While an allegory has a single meaning a symbol differs in this key way
It has multiple sometimes contradictory interpretations
This person was freed when an angel comes down to Abraham on the mountain in Moriah
Who is Issac
These are questions you ask yourself when figuring out a reference you’ve never seen
What is, where in the poem does this image reside? How does he use the image? And what does he seem to mean by it (Or telling us)?
This was the real reason for Percy Jackson’s quest
Self knowledge, learning who he is as a demigod
The tale of Rapunzel could be used as a metaphor for this in another story
What is being locked away
When trying to understand a symbol this is more important than what it means
What is how it functions in a story
In the wizard of oz this causes dorthy’s house to fly away
What is the tornado
When you’re not able to see it in the first reading
What is private figuration
A quest usually ends with this result rather than simply the completion of the journey
What is self-knowledge
This author wrote the orginal story of The Little Mermaid
Who is Hans Christian Anderson
Many readers expect symbols to be this rather than events or actions
What are objects and images
in the Lion King when Scar falls and dies it signifies this
What is the end of his reign
What you do when you see imagery but don’t understand the reference
What is break it down simply
In Tangled these are Rapunzel’s trials and challenges (name at least two)
what Is escaping Mother Gothel, trusting Flynn Ryder, escaping from the guards, discovering her past
Jack and the beanstalk warns children about this
What is stealing
To understand what a symbol might mean we have to use these tools
What are questions, experiences, and pre existing knowledge
in the Greek myth of Daedus and Icarus, Icarus falling represents this in terms of freedom
What is the cost of freedom
What we should use to further understand the impact/feel of the writing
What is implications of imagery