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Location and time period Location Can be specific (Lock Haven, Pa) or broad (United States) May be given clues (dress, language, landmarks)
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time period may be broad (1800s or distant past) or specific (the Renaissance or 1983) may be given hints (the year after Abraham Lincoln was shot or the 10 year anniversary of 9/11)
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who is the narrator (who is telling the story) 1 st person- narrator is any character in the story (hints: “I”, “we”, “us”) 3 rd person- narrator is unknown and all knowing Can the narrator be trusted?
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struggles or obstacles that characters face Types of Conflicts person vs person person vs self person vs nature person vs technology person vs fate person vs society
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the message that the author is trying to give the audience may or may not be stated in the story theme is not one word (Nemo ≠ family) thematic statements are full sentences Nemo = Loving parents will do just about anything for their child.
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an object that stands for something besides itself
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the difference between what is expected to happen and what actually happens President Reagan assassination attempt
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when the audience knows something the characters do not Titanic The Patriot
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clues or hints to what could happen later in story “This ship is unsinkable.”
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