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Key concepts Protagonist The leading character or one of the main characters in a book play or film Antagonist The antagonist is the character who stands against

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Key concepts Protagonist The leading character or one of the main characters in a book play or film Antagonist The antagonist is the character who stands against the main character the opponent. Messner, EU as Protagonist of Multilateralism 13(European jurisdiction), the bundling of Sixth Grade. ELA Teachers. Introduction. This lesson is about the different types of characters found in literature. . The . different types I will cover in this lesson are the . protagonist and antagonist. Protagonist. The main character of the story or drama, the hero, who is faced with an opposing force to overcome in order to achieve a goal. Give some examples of a protagonist. Nemo. -. Finding . Nemo. This will help you answer 1 and 2 in your packet. Protagonist. Main character who comes into conflict with an opposing major character or force. In fiction, the story of the protagonist can be told from the perspective of a different character (who may also but not necessarily, be the . By Richard BRINSLEY Sheridan. Adapted by . lewis. john . carlino. Elena . Scaringe-Peene. Ryan Lowery. Significance of Title. One of the significant parts of The School for Scandal is the cabal led by Lady . Aditya. G. . Parameswaran. Stanford University. Joint work with: . Hector Garcia-Molina (Stanford) and . Anand. . Rajaraman. (. Kosmix. Corp.). . 1. Motivating Examples. tax assessors san . antonio. A French Romantic Composer 1803-1869. Created by: Valerie Quintana. Biography . Born. Family. Early Life. Biography . Early studies. Shakespeare . Harriet Smithson 1833. Biography . Most Famous Work “. . . a modern faerie tale. By: Holly Black. Sonya Dent. Year of Publication: 2002. Introduction. Setting: Philadelphia and New Jersey . First events:. Kaye and her mother are in a bar in Philadelphia with her mother’s band, Stepping Razor, when her mother’s boyfriend tries to stab her mom and is arrested.. By Jerry M. Mosawan. Outline. Final Fantasy . Final Fantasy II. Final Fantasy III. Final Fantasy IV. Final Fantasy V. Final Fantasy VI. Final Fantasy VII. Final Fantasy VIII. Final Fantasy IX. Final Fantasy X. FOR MARCH IS READING MONTH. The storyboard must have the following elements:. Title – the name of the book.. Author – the person who wrote the book.. Main Characters – only those important to the story line.. Modern Character Archetypes with some tips on how to RE-stock them.. Antihero. This character, a protagonist (typically seen in detective and adventure genres) whose personality flaws distinguish him or her from a standard hero, is inherently much more interesting than the upstanding counterpart. The key characteristic is usually misanthropy, but that’s not enough to round a character out. An antihero must have a solid foundation on which to stand.. Warm-up: . May 17. On your character sheet at the top of the page, write your definition of a hero in one sentence.. Protagonists & Antagonists. Protagonist. - central character, usually initiates main action of story and overcomes a flaw (weakness, ignorance, etc.) to achieve a new understanding by the end. By Alice Munro. Alice Munro. Small-town settings. “Southern Ontario Gothic” style of writing. Born July 1931. . Before we begin, write your own thesis statement for the piece. Theme. Thematic Threads. Describe . what . BIAS . means for the purpose of these modules. Detect . POTENTIAL BIAS . in assessment items. KEY CONCEPTS. KEY CONCEPTS. b. i. as. when . an assessment provides . an advantage . or disadvantage to groups of students because of their personal characteristics, such as race, gender, socioeconomic status or religion.

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