Character Types
This character stays the same from the beginning to the end of the story.
What is a static character?
R stands for
What is a paradox?
This is the primary purpose of satire.
What is to expose and criticize corruption?
Pearl is described as being...
What is impish?
These characters are fully fleshed out and have personalities, goals, and backgrounds.
What are round characters?
A stands for
What are actions?
Not saying what you actually mean to create effect.
What is an idiom?
This kind of satire aims to poke fun rather than attack.
What is horatian satire?
This is what Hester does after Reverend Wilson's sermon on sin.
What is be led back to the prison cell?
These characters can change their outlook or personality during a story.
What are dynamic characters?
I stands for
What is image?
The use of objects to represent ideas.
What is symbolism?
This is the harshest form of satire.
What is juvenalian satire?
This is why Hester names her daughter Pearl.
What is that Pearl is a treasure for which Hester gave all she had?
These characters experience no change during a story.
What are flat characters?
S stands for
What is speech?
Replacing a harsh expression with a kinder one.
What is a euphemism?
Menippean satire primary targets this.
What is a particular belief or philosophy?
This is the reason the women in the town dislike Hester's scarlet letter.
What is it is too ornate?
(too nice)
These are the two characters a story must have.
Who are the antagonist and protagonist?
The 2 T's stands for
What are thoughts and truths?
A word that imitates the sound it makes.
What is onomatopoeia?
What four techniques are commonly used in satire?
Daily Double
What are humor, irony, exaggeration, and ridicule?
This is the event in which Hester is never commissioned to make clothes.
What are religious rituals?