Character type, who dis?
This type of character causes conflict (problems) for the main character(s) and or protagonist(s)
The Antagonist
this is the first part of the plot line (Freytag's Pyramid)
DOUBLE POINTS: name two things introduced in this part
exposition
DOUBLE POINTS: characters, setting, basic situation
define direct characterization
when the author or narrator TELLS you DIRECTLY the character trait(s)
DEFINE character
DOUBLE POINTS: define major and minor characters
a person, animal, or thing that carries out the plot or the action
DOUBLE POINTS: major - story revolves around (main) minor - not crucial or important to plot
What is a cliff hanger?
This type of character has a fully developed personality; you see many different character traits
Round character
this is the next part of the plot line (Freytag's Pyramid)
DOUBLE POINTS: name the beginning of this part; the part that begins the major conflict of the plot or story
rising action
DOUBLE POINTS: inciting incident
define indirect characterization
DOUBLE POINTS: name each part of the STEAL method
when the author or narrator SHOWS you the character trait(s) through STEAL Method
DOUBLE POINTS: SPEECH/THOUGHTS/EFFECTONOTHERS/ACTIONS/LOOKS
DEFINE conflict
DOUBLE POINTS: Give at least four different types of conflicts
a problem, struggle, fight
DOUBLE POINTS: CHARACTER VS: nature, character, society, self, supernatural, technology, fate/destiny
anxiety about what might happen in a plot or story
This type of character shows only limited, or few character traits.
Flat character
the turning point of the story; the protagonist and antagonist reach the highpoint of the conflict
climax
IS THIS DIRECT OR INDIRECT CHARACTERIZATION?
"Oh look, it's a beautiful day! I have a feeling this will be another productive day!" exclaimed Rose. Rose pulled open her blinds, smiling, thinking to herself, I'm so lucky.
INDIRECT
DEFINE theme
lesson, moral, take-away from the story
author's message
What is a plot twist?
This type of character remains the same throughout the entire story; never grows or changes
Static Character
this is the part of the plot line (Freytag's Pyramid) AFTER the climax
DOUBLE POINTS: define protagonist and antagonist
falling action
DOUBLE POINTS: main character, causes problems (conflict) for the main character
Joe glared at anyone who dared to look his way. "Buzz off," he growled to anyone who got too close. He scowled and continued to pout. Joe is anti-social.
DIRECT CHARACTERIZATION
DEFINE setting
WHERE and WHEN a story takes place
What is a flashforward?
a brief look at the future of the plot line in the story.
This type of character undergoes a personality change throughout the plot or story
Dynamic
this is the last part of the plot line (Freytag's Pyramid)
DOUBLE POINTS: what is the French name for this part?
resolution
DOUBLE POINTS: denouement
Greg slowly walked into the room full of strangers. He barely took his eyes off of the floor. He didn't even look up when he heard a familiar voice say, "Hey!" Greg found a spot in the corner of the party that he didn't even want to be at and tried to turn invisible.
INDIRECT
DEFINE plot
DOUBLE POINTS: what part of the plot (Freytag's Pyramid) is usually the longest part?
the actions or events in a story; each part of Freytag's Pyramid, the storyline itself; what happens in a story
DOUBLE POINTS: rising action
What is foreshadowing?
DOUBLE POINTS: what is a flashback?
a warning or indication of (a future event).
DOUBLE POINTS: a scene in a movie, novel, etc., set in a time earlier than the main story.