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1
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plot definiton

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sequence of events

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short story nb plot

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5 essential parts of plot

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1-exposition
2-Rising action
3-Climax
4-Falling action
5-Resolution/Denouement
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1- exposition

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beginning story

characters + setting revealed

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beginning story

characters + setting revealed

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1- exposition

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2- Rising action

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between introduction and climax
events become complicated
conflict revealed

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between introduction and climax
events become complicated
conflict revealed

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2- Rising action

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3- Climax

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highest point of interest
tension hits highest point
what will happen next
reader ask him/herself a really big question

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highest point of interest
tension hits highest point
what will happen next
reader ask him/herself a really big question

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3- Climax

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4- Falling action

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events and complications begin to resolve themselves

conflict resolves

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events and complications begin to resolve themselves

conflict resolves

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4- Falling action /

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5- Resolution/denouement

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final outcome

untangling events in story

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13
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final outcome

untangling events in story

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5- Resolution/denouement

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14
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plot form with words

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1-exposition
2-Rising action
3-Climax
4-Falling action
5-Resolution/Denouement
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15
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setting

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time
place of story
*setting not as important depending on story
*several aspects to consider
*some or all aspects may be present in story

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16
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aspects of settings

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A) Time
B)Place
C) Weather conditions 
D) Social conditions 
E) Mood / atmosphere
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17
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1- plot

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exposition

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2- plot

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rising action

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3- plot

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climax

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4- plot

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falling action

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5- plot

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resolution/denouement

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a) settings

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time

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b) settings

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place

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c)settings

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weather conditions

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d) settings

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social conditions

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e) settings

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mood/atmosphere

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27
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time

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when

time of day, year, historical period

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when

time of day, year, historical period

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time

29
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place

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geographical location

where

30
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geographical location

where

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place

31
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weather conditions

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rainy, sunny

related to mood /atmosphere

32
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rainy, sunny

related to mood /atmosphere

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weather conditions

33
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social conditions

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daily life
local color
ex: speech, mannerism, custom

34
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daily life
local color
ex: speech, mannerism, custom

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social conditions

35
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mood/atmosphere

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feeling created
ex: bright and cheerful or dark and frightening
related to weather conditions

36
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feeling created
ex: bright and cheerful or dark and frightening
related to weather conditions

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mood/atmosphere

37
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2 meaning characters

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person

characteristics

38
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persons characters

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protagonist or antagonist
more info about them (main character)
*main character could be bad person

39
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characterization person

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through direct chracterization : 
direct statement
indirect characterization : 
-physical appearance
-says, thinks, feels and dreams
-does or does not do
-others say about the character or how other react to character
40
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direct chracterization

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direct statement

41
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indirect characterization

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  • physical appearance
  • says, thinks, feels and dreams
  • does or does not do
  • others say about the character or how other react to character
42
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characters convincing if

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consistent
motivated
life-like

43
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symbol direct characterization + indirect

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direct : D encadré

Indirect : I encadré

44
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types of characters + characterization

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1. Rounded : (often protagonist) 
well developed
complex personalities
actual human
like us!
2. Flat :
presented only briefly
not in depth
do not change from beginning to end of story
3. Dynamic : 
change significantly  (values/commitments )
for better or worse
change and stay changed
lots of info on him/her
could be protagonist
4. Static : 
stereotypes
don't really change
ex : cruel step-mother
SS
45
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rounded character

symbol

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(often protagonist) 
well developed
complex personalities
actual human
like us!
*cercle vide
46
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flat character

symbol

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presented only briefly
not in depth
do not change from beginning to end of story
*cercle plein

47
Q 
(often protagonist) 
well developed
complex personalities
actual human
like us!
*cercle vide
A

rounded character

48
Q

presented only briefly
not in depth
do not change from beginning to end of story
*cercle plein

A

flat character

49
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dynamic character

symbol

A 
change significantly  (values/commitments)
for better or worse
change and stay changed
lots of info on him/her
could be protagonist
zigzag
50
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change significantly  (values/commitments)
for better or worse
change and stay changed
lots of info on him/her
could be protagonist
zigzag
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dynamic character

symbol

51
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stereotypes
don't really change
ex : cruel step-mother
SS
triangle et zigzag
A

static character

symbol

52
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static character

symbol

A 
stereotypes
don't really change
ex : cruel step-mother
SS
zigzag dans triangle
53
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P.O.V

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point of view

angle or perspective

54
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1 encadré

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first person

55
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3 encadré

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third person

56
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first person

A

1 encadré

57
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third person

A

3 encadré

58
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first person characteristics

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pronouns : I , me , we,
SUBJECTIVE (from own eye)
S souligné

59
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third person characteristics

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pronouns : he, she, his, her, they
located outside of the action of the story
Objective (from outside)
O souligné

60
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2 types third person

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omniscient : all knowing
can introduce information where and when he/she wants
knows thoughts and feelings of all or most characters
oeil
limited omniscient : third person narrator
one character’s perspective
usually main character
oeil entre parenthèses

61
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omniscient

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all knowing
can introduce information where and when he/she wants
knows thoughts and feelings of all or most characters
oeil

62
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limited omniscient

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third person narrator
one character’s perspective
usually main character
oeil entre parenthèses

63
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all knowing
can introduce information where and when he/she wants
knows thoughts and feelings of all or most characters
oeil

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omniscient

64
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third person narrator
one character’s perspective
usually main character
oeil entre parenthèses

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limited omniscient

65
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conflict

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essential to plot 
no conflict no plot
usually between protagonist and antagonist
more conflicts in bigger novels
flèches entrecroisés
66
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types conflicts

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internal : within one’s self
flèches vers intérieur
external : struggle with outside force
flèches vers extérieur

67
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kinds of conflicts

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1 . Human vs self : internal
flèche dans cercle
psychological struggle
2. Human vs human : external
physical strength against other men
bonhomme
3. Human vs nature : external 
force of nature
fleur
4. Human vs society : external 
against ideas
petits ronds
68
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theme

A 
T encadré
main idea
directly or indirectly
can be stated in one word ex: love, solitude
title can point to theme 
literary devices can emphasize theme

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