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Character Foil

What is a character foil? Definition: Any person who through contrast underscores the distinctive characteristics of another. A foil is a character whose personality and attitude is opposite the personality and attitude of another character. Because these characters contrast, each makes the personality of the other stand out. Name for the bright metal placed under a jewel to increase its brilliance However, foils also have at least one thing in common.

What is a foil in literature? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYfZc0IO0As 6:45-11:00

Try it: Think of three characteristics that describe YOU as a student. Write these three characteristics on the left side of a piece of paper.

Try it: Now, write three characteristics of a student that is OPPOSITE of you. Write these on the right side of your paper.

Try it: The right side of the paper is your FOIL.

Examples in TFIOS: Augustus & Isaac Hazel & Kaitlyn

Free Write/Think About It: Do you think Kaitlyn and Hazel would be friends if they met after Hazel was diagnosed with cancer? Explain your response with evidence from the text.

Foil Activity With a partner, create a list of character pairs who could be considered foils of one another. Literature Movies Television