PPT-Literary Element: Plot

AP Literature and Composition Friday September 21 Aim How is the timeline and nonchronological narrative of A Rose for Emily important to our understanding of plot Objectives Learn . By Ms. Ibsen . Literary Terms of Dramatic Importance:. Character, Theme, Mood, and Plot . Character. Protagonist. Central character/s. Round- Develop, complex. Not always good or narrator. Follow and cheer for them. Norton Field Guide . . “Literary analyses are essays in which we examine literary texts closely to understand their messages, interpret their meanings, and appreciate their writers’ techniques” (81).. The Catcher in the Rye . Character terminology. Foil: a character, who by contrast with the main character, serves to accentuate that character’s distinctive qualities or characteristics.. Flat: characters that are not developed; are easily recognizable by their lack of complexity; and are usually created to emphasize a single important trait.. by Antonio Machado. Wanderer. , your footsteps are. the road, and nothing more;. wanderer, there is no road,. the road is made by walking.. By walking one makes the road,. and upon glancing behind. one sees the path. Literary Terms of Dramatic Importance:. Character, Theme, Mood, and Plot . Character. Protagonist. Central character/s. Round- Develop, complex. Not always good or narrator. Follow and cheer for them. Reading Strategy p94. Paraphrase the opening lines #1-12 that introduce the subject of the poem.. The narrator describes spring and people’s awakened desire to go on pilgrimages. . Reading Strategy p95. Geoffrey Chaucer. Warm Up. When you have a disagreement with someone how do you resolve the issue?. Explain using an example, 2-4 sentences. . Background Notes: Wife of Bath . The Wife of Bath’s Tale revolves around an argument about what women want.. What do you suggest could be . a solution?. Reading Strategy p567. 1. What does this passage tell you about conditions in Ireland?. Reading Strategy p567. 1. What does this passage tell you about conditions in Ireland. usually. organized. . What is plot? . Components of Plot. Exposition:. the part of the story where you are introduced to characters and setting (warm-up). Rising Action:. events focus on the . conflict or problem. a . literary analysis essay . which will analyze the author’s development of theme in a story.. The introduction must introduce . the . author (. William Golding. ). the title of the . story (. Lord of the Flies. Geoffrey Chaucer. Warm Up. When you have a disagreement with someone how do you resolve the issue?. Explain using an example, 2-4 sentences. . Background Notes: Wife of Bath . The Wife of Bath’s Tale revolves around an argument about what women want.. of fiction. Review: Literary Devices of Fiction. ELEMENTS. Setting. Mood. Plot. Flashback. Foreshadowing. TECHNIQUES. Allusion. Figurative Language. Simile. Metaphor. Imagery. Alliteration. Personification. The Catcher in the Rye . Character terminology. Foil: a character, who by contrast with the main character, serves to accentuate that character’s distinctive qualities or characteristics.. Flat: characters that are not developed; are easily recognizable by their lack of complexity; and are usually created to emphasize a single important trait.. usually. organized. . What is plot? . Components of Plot. Exposition:. the part of the story where you are introduced to characters and setting (warm-up). Rising Action:. events focus on the . conflict or problem.