english iifebruary 20, 2015 bell work: read the definition of anaphora on pg. 92 and write your own...
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Narrative Elements Setting Characters Plot Conflict Point of View ThemeTRANSCRIPT
English II—February 20, 2015• Bell work:
– Read the definition of anaphora on pg. 92 and write your own example.
• Homework:– Study Island homework due tonight– Study for Unit 2 and Lesson 5 Vocabulary
Where I’m FromWhat imagery do you see in the poem?
REMEMBER: imagery is anything that appeals to one of the five senses (Not just an image!)
How do the stanzas and repeated elements of the poem provide structure to free verse?
Narrative ElementsSettingCharactersPlotConflictPoint of ViewTheme
SETTING - the where & when
Setting’s Function● Creates a mood, tone, or atmosphere
o feeling the author creates throughout the story
● Builds background● Makes action seem more real● Is the source of the conflict ● Symbolizes an idea
Setting should use all 5 senses!
Setting should use all 5 senses!
sight!
Your Turn!Describe this
setting using all 5 senses. Make
sure you create a mood!
CHARACTERSProtagonist - Main
characterAntagonist - Opposes the protagonist in some way
CharacterizationThe way in which an author shows the personality of a
character.
direct - Freddy was very competitive
indirect - Two days before the game, Freddy gathered his teammates and laid out his plan. Then he looked at them and said, “We are going to win this one. No excuses.”
Characterization
PLOT - sequence of events
Types of ConflictExternal conflict- outside
force may be person, group, animal, nature, or a nonhuman obstacle
Internal conflict- takes place in a character’s mind
Types of External Conflict
Character vs Character
Character vs Nature
Character vs Society
Point of View•First Person Point of View- a character from the story
is telling the story; uses the pronouns “I” and “me”
•Third Person Point of View- an outside narrator is telling the story; uses the pronouns “he”, “she”, “they”
•Third-Person Limited
•The narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of only ONE character in a story.
•Third-Person Omniscient
•The narrator knows the thoughts and feeling of ALL the characters in a story.
THEME● The theme is the central message or idea
about life or people the author wants to get across through a literary work
● What big message is the author trying to say about the world in which we live?
● What is the story saying about how life works,
or how people behave?
Your turn!★ Write a short narrative.★ Include all of the
elements of a narrative.★ Label them!
Setting
Characters
Plot
Conflict
Point of View
Theme
Bonus Assignment due MondayWrite your own “Where I’m From”Emulate the style of George Ella Lyon
Use anaphora to create rhythm Use a pattern
Write a brief paragraph explaining how your pattern affects your poem