PPT-Characterization: Anti-Hero

When the main character is deeply flawed lacking in the attributes we most often associate with heroism we have the antihero The antihero is often a reluctant hero who does not consider himself capable of accomplishing the goal . Sydney Carton. A Tale of Two Cities. Sources:. Oxford Reference. Merriam-Webster. “5 Types of Anti-Heroes” by Liz . Bureman. , thewritepractice.com. LitWeb. : The Norton Introduction to Literary . Archetypes are recurring symbols, characters, patterns, and settings that give literature its unity. In other words, they are the basic patterns that occur repeatedly in literature of all ages. .. Archetypal Characters. The Introduction. . How to approach and succeed in writing a . formal essay.. Adapted from: . http://supporting-ela.wikispaces.com/file/detail/The+Dreaded+Formal+Essay+Handbook+(Tulp).docx. What is a Thesis? . The Classic Hero. Goes . on a quest to achieve some good . which benefits . other . people.. Perhaps . they are rescuing a maiden in distress or preventing a dastardly villain from ruling the world. .. Vocabulary. Hero/Heroine. : . The main, . sympathetic character . Typically shows . admirable . traits such as: . idealism, courage, and . integrity. Anti-hero: . A . central character . who . lacks traditional heroic qualities such as courage, physical prowess, and fortitude. . Analysing . The adventure of the Speckled band. The assessment you will be completing in a few weeks requires you to write the first chapter of a Sherlock Holmes story in the style of Arthur Conan Doyle.. Protagonist and Antagonists. A protagonist is the main character, the essential or prime personal character in a text, . movie, play.. The antagonist is the main character's chief opponent.. Why do we have heroes?. Archetypes are recurring characters, settings, plot patterns, and symbols that give literature its unity. In other words, they are the basic patterns that occur repeatedly in literature of all ages. Protagonist. Antagonist. Static Character . Dynamic Characters. Anti-Hero. Cameo. Foil. Exposition. Flashback. Climax. Archetype. Protagonist. The principal character in a film. The hero of a story. . Protagonist. Antagonist. Static Character . Dynamic Characters. Anti-Hero. Cameo. Foil. Exposition. Flashback. Climax. Archetype. Protagonist. The principal character in a film. The hero of a story. . ANALOGY. Definition: . . An analogy clarifies or explains an ABSTRACT concept or object by comparing it to something which is CONCRETE.. In other . w. ords . . . . An analogy often compares something that CANNOT be touched to something that CAN be touched.. define and provide examples of types of characters an author can include in a story.. Different Types of Characters. Protagonist. Antagonist. Major Character. Minor Character. Dynamic Character. Static Character. All stories have characters. Characters are fictive or real persons that think, act or are acted upon in a narrative. The term . plot-driven. is sometimes used to describe fiction in which a preconceived storyline is the main thrust, with the characters' behavior being molded by this inevitable sequence of events. Plot-driven is regarded as being the opposite of . English 9. Perry High School. Prompt. Write an essay ANALYZING the . cinematic style . of director Tim Burton.. Focus on the ways in which the director uses . stylistic techniques. across films to achieve his argument on the .