Lit for life Flashcards

1
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2 methods of presenting character

A

showing and telling

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2
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What is needed for a character to rationlize what they say and do

A

Motive

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3
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We have to find movtive for their words and actions to be:

A

Plausible

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4
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There three types of ways to make a character convincing:

A

Motive, plausiable, and consistent

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5
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Absurdist literature

A

When characters are alienated from themselves and environment

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6
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What is a dynamic character

A

Character that undergoes some kind of change because of the action of the plot

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7
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What is a static character

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Does not change

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8
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What is a foil

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Helps to reveal the qualities of another character by comparing

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9
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What is a flat character

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Has 1 of 2 qualities and is easily described

made to be boring

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10
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What is a stock character

A

lack individuality and used as a cliche

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11
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What is a round character

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have more depth and require more attention

may suprise us

more difficult to summarize

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12
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Dynamic character can be what?

A

Both flat and round

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13
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Static character can be what?

A

Both flat and round

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14
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What is the exposition

A

Setting the scene

important character introduced

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15
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What is the conflict in a story

A

Drives the narraitive

“what’s at stake”

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16
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What is the rising action in a story?

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“inticing incident”

Takes us from our normal world

17
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What is the climax in a story

A

Most exciting and high point in story

“murderer is caught”

18
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What is the resolution (falling action) in a story?

A

Sense of coming to a new point

19
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What is the protagonist in a story

A

Main person

Better than other characters

20
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What is a hero in a story

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Someone who is moral or physically better than the other characters

21
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What is an anit-hero in a story

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Someone who is still strong and better than the character but does not always make the right descisions

22
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what is the antagonist in a story

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Main opposing person to the protagonist

Could be a villian, societal norms, or some force (not always a character)

23
Q

What is chronology in a story

A

Timeline of event in historical order

24
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What is plot in a story

A

How events are delt out to the reader

Includes suspense