Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Types of Characters Looking at the pictures, identify the type of character according to the slide.

Published byMelinda Campbell Modified over 6 years ago

Similar presentations

Presentation on theme: "Types of Characters Looking at the pictures, identify the type of character according to the slide."— Presentation transcript:

1 Types of Characters Looking at the pictures, identify the type of character according to the slide.

2 Is this character a static or dynamic character? How can you tell?

3 Is the following character a protagonist or antagonist? How do you know?

4 Is the following character a round or flat character? How do you know?

5 Is Little Red Riding Hood a protagonist or antagonist
Is Little Red Riding Hood a protagonist or antagonist? What makes you know this?

6 Are the following characters dynamic or static
Are the following characters dynamic or static? How can you tell the difference?

Download ppt "Types of Characters Looking at the pictures, identify the type of character according to the slide."

Similar presentations

Characterization in Literature Humorous Angry Compassionate Vengeful Sad Happy Lazy Energetic.

Characterization in Literature Humorous Angry Compassionate Vengeful Sad Happy Lazy Energetic.
STORY ELEMENTS MS. DAVIS. Setting  LOCATION AND TIME IN WHICH THE STORY TAKES PLACE (FOUND IN THE INTRODUCTION OF THE STORY)

STORY ELEMENTS MS. DAVIS. Setting  LOCATION AND TIME IN WHICH THE STORY TAKES PLACE (FOUND IN THE INTRODUCTION OF THE STORY)
We are learning to write a description of a character. We will think about How Red Riding Hood behaves. What other people think of the Red Riding Hood.

We are learning to write a description of a character. We will think about How Red Riding Hood behaves. What other people think of the Red Riding Hood.
Relationships and Conflicts Character Interactions.

Relationships and Conflicts Character Interactions.
Short Stories Characterization. The act of creating and developing a character. There are two types: –Direct Characterization –Indirect Characterization.

Short Stories Characterization. The act of creating and developing a character. There are two types: –Direct Characterization –Indirect Characterization.
Characterization Protagonist - She or he is always involved in the main conflict and its resolution. Usually a main character. Antagonist- The person.

Characterization Protagonist - She or he is always involved in the main conflict and its resolution. Usually a main character. Antagonist- The person.
Types of Characters.

Types of Characters.
Narrative Text Once upon a time…. Narrative Text Writing that Tells a Story Contains… – Plot – Character – Setting – Point of View – Theme Structure –

Narrative Text Once upon a time…. Narrative Text Writing that Tells a Story Contains… – Plot – Character – Setting – Point of View – Theme Structure –
Literary Terms.

Literary Terms.
Literary Element Review. Characters Protagonist: main character/main figure Antagonist: character who opposes protagonist Direct characterization: writer.

Literary Element Review. Characters Protagonist: main character/main figure Antagonist: character who opposes protagonist Direct characterization: writer.
TEAM 2 CHARACTERS AND CHARACTERIZATION

TEAM 2 CHARACTERS AND CHARACTERIZATION
CHARACTERIZATION. OBJECTIVES  Understand and Identify Characterization in Fiction.  Identify Theme in Fiction.

CHARACTERIZATION. OBJECTIVES  Understand and Identify Characterization in Fiction.  Identify Theme in Fiction.
Partner Plot & Characterization Practice.  Plot Review  Find a minimum of 3 quotes that reveal suspense in the story’s plot. Write down these quotes.

Partner Plot & Characterization Practice.  Plot Review  Find a minimum of 3 quotes that reveal suspense in the story’s plot. Write down these quotes.
Elements of Fiction Short Story. Setting Definition: time and place of a story It can be used to tell about the characters It can be used to set the atmosphere.

Elements of Fiction Short Story. Setting Definition: time and place of a story It can be used to tell about the characters It can be used to set the atmosphere.
English 9: Literature Groups – Prejudice Characterizat ion.

English 9: Literature Groups – Prejudice Characterizat ion.
Point of View The way a story is told. Who is telling the story—one of the characters, or a narrator?

Point of View The way a story is told. Who is telling the story—one of the characters, or a narrator?
Types of Characters Journey to the Bottomless Pit.

Types of Characters Journey to the Bottomless Pit.
Characters 101.

Characters 101.
ELEMENTS OF FICTION Characters and Conflict. CHARACTERS A character is a person or animal who takes part in the action of a literary work. The main character,

ELEMENTS OF FICTION Characters and Conflict. CHARACTERS A character is a person or animal who takes part in the action of a literary work. The main character,
“The Scarlet Ibis” Literary Terms. PROTAGONIST –the main character whom the conflict is centered around ANTAGONIST –the character, action, or thing that.

“The Scarlet Ibis” Literary Terms. PROTAGONIST –the main character whom the conflict is centered around ANTAGONIST –the character, action, or thing that.

Similar presentations

Ads by Google