Bellwork 1/30/2013 Journal What are some similarities and differences you have noticed between Romeo and Benvolio?

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Bellwork 1/30/2013 Journal What are some similarities and differences you have noticed between Romeo and Benvolio?

Can you read this?

Is this easier to read? Why?

Essential Question How do authors accentuate important characteristics of main characters? Discuss

Tim & Al: Home Improvement Watch the following video. Take note of the differences you see between Tim and Al. You can write this at the bottom of your journal entry. Tim & Al: Home Improvement

Foil Character A foil character is one who has opposite characteristics of the protagonist in order to accentuate (emphasize) key characteristics. Al is a foil character to Tim in Home Improvement. Try to list five other foil characters (can be from literature, movies, or TV shows).

Make two columns You List 10 characteristics about yourself (physical or personality) Example: Goofy Your Foil List the opposite of each characteristic from the first column. Opposite: Serious

Create a “Foil” Character Using the list of characteristics from the previous slide, draw your own representation of your foil character. Be creative