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Most stories follow "Freytag's Pyramid" In order, what does a Freytag Pyramid include and what do they mean? |
1. Exposition(Exposes the setting, characters, time, etc.) 2. RisingAction (All events that take place cause tension to increase)
3. FallingAction (Events begin to fall into place decreasing tension)
4. Denouement/ Resolution (End of story) |
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What does the structure of a story mean? |
- Tense - NarrativeVoice (First Person (Person involved in the story is telling it), Third Person(Limited, Omniscient)) - Sentencelength |
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What are themes? |
- Ideas| messages | morals that run through the story -Objects that have a deeper meaning |
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Explain all types of irony. |
- Intentional- Contradicting yourself on purpose to make a point. Often sarcastic. - Situational- Not done deliberately. A situational contradiction. - Dramatic- The audience is aware of the contradiction but the characters in theplay/film are not. |
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Name all types of conflict. |
- Man vs. Man - Antagonist (enemy) attempts to stop Protagonist (main character) from completing his/her goals. - Man vs. Nature - The Protagonist must overcome the force of nature (weather/climate or an animal) to achieve his/her goal - Man vs. Self - The Protagonist must overcome her own nature to reach his/her goal -Man vs. Society - The Protagonist must convince the society that his idea is correct/suitable when everyone is against him/her |
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What is the setting? |
- Time| Place | Weather |
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What is the genre? |
- The type of writing |
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What is foreshadowing? |
- Randomthing(s) that happen that “hint” at what’s to come later. Usually only evident atthe end of the story. |
