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The Elements Of Fiction

Published on Dec 01, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

THE ELEMENTS OF FICTION

By Brendan Potter

PLOT

  • Makes the events of a story
  • 5 parts
  • Exposition
  • Ri

CONFLICT😡

THE PROBLEMS THAT POWER STORIES

TYPES OF CONFLICT

  • Person vs person one or more idividuals battling
  • Person vs nature battles the forces of nature
  • Person vs society individual battles an organized group
  • Person vs self individual battles him or herself

CHARACTERS🎭

GETTING TO KNOW EVERYONE

5 WAYS TO LEARN ABOUT A CHARACTER

  • What they do
  • What they say
  • What they look like
  • What is said about them
  • What the author tells us

INFERENCES💡

  • Use clues to make deductions about a characture
  • Takes practice

POINT OF VIEW👀

WHO'S TELLING THE STORY AND WHAT DO THEY KNOW?

WHOS TELLING THE STORY

  • First Person: About them self Ex. i me my
  • Second person: telling about their audience to their audience ex. You
  • Third person: telling a storyabout a third person to audience ex. He her them

HOW MUCH DO THE NARRATORS KNOW

  • Narrators 1st 2nd or 3rd persons
  • Come in two varieties:
  • Omniscient and limited omniscient

OMNISCIENT NARRATOR

  • The omniscient narrator knows everything
  • About a story:what characters are thinking
  • What has happened and what will happen next

LIMITED OMNISCIENT NARRATOR

  • This narrator knows somethings
  • But doesn't know everything
  • Perhqos they don't know some characters thoughts

SETTING

WHERE EVERYTHING HAPPENS

DEFINITION

  • The description of where and when events take place
  • Is much more than a date and location
  • The difference between a story in Nepal, today, and...

MOOD

IT COMES FROM THE SETTING

DEFINITION

  • The emotional response a story gives a reader
  • Driven immediately by the setting, affected by plot and character
  • What's the mood of the pic from Nepal?

SYMBOL🌈

WHEN ONE THING IS REALLY ANOTHER

SYMBOL

  • An object or person or an event represents
  • An idea
  • Simple example
  • Red octagons=Stop

THEME

THEME

  • A stamptement about life
  • Being human that the text gives
  • A reader

EXAMPLES

  • Harry Potter friendship perserverance
  • Star Wars good and evil
  • Ransom of Red Chief expectations

DONT CONFUSE WITH

  • The moral of the story
  • A lesson to be learned

THE ART PERSUASION

PERSUASIVE

CATAGORIES

  • Logos
  • Pathos-
  • Ethos

LOGOS

  • Reasoned, logical agrument
  • Effective in school, businesses, banks
  • Fact based
  • Good decisions based on facts

PATHOS

  • An appeal to emotions, values,or needs
  • Used a lot of times, very effective
  • Used in advertising
  • Small story that persuades the audience
  • commomly famous people and specific events

ETHOS

  • Appeal to ethics, trust build
  • Okay and good and believable
  • Use good sources, organized logically
  • Accurately state the other side, proofread and edit carefully