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1 Thurs. 3/15/18 – C, C, S, AN Characters, conflicts, setting, and abstract nouns Characters: characters/ Label your notes with characters from TKAM Conflicts: internal and external /types-of-conflict/ Setting: class discussion (symbolism, connotations) Abstract Nouns: courage, hypocrisy, loss of innocence, racism REMEMBER: Chapter 12, 13, 14 due tomorrow! Reading quiz at the start of class!!

2 Thurs. 3/15/18 – C, C, S, AN Question: how might “setting” connect to character and conflict? REMEMBER: Chapter 12, 13, 14 due tomorrow! Reading quiz at the start of class!!

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