1. Agenda (FOR me) Book Talk Presentations Vocab Practice 8B Much Ado
Act III, Scenes 1 & 2
Character Match with 9 Alignments - brainstorm for 1 character – identify which alignment and 2 examples of how the character fits the alignment; then find a piece of evidence to illustrate it
HW: Vocab Quiz 8B tomorrow

2. Reminders 12/7/17
Book Talk Presenters for today:
Langston
Austin K.
Pooya
Sebastian
Derwin
Book Talk Presenters for tomorrow:
Cameron
Bryah
Tyler
Khalil
If you did not turn in your Lying Liars CEIEI paragraph yesterday, I have entered a zero. Turn it in today!
Vocabulary Unit 8B Quiz tomorrow
You should bring Much Ado About Nothing to class EVERY DAY!
If time:
Mackenzie

3. Book talk presentations

4. Vocab practice 8B

5. Much ado, act II Read Act III, Scenes 1 & 2
Character Match with 9 Alignments - handout
Identify one character and place him/her in an alignment
Select 2 examples of how the character fits the alignment;
Find a piece of evidence to illustrate it

6.  Lawful Good
A Crusader
Tells the truth
Keeps their word
Helps people in need
Speaks out against injustice
Neutral Good
A Benefactor
Devoted to helping others
Does what is right without bias
Chaotic Good
A Rebel
Acts as their conscience directs, but still kind
Little use for rules
Follows own moral compass
 Lawful Neutral
A Judge
Acts in accordance with the law
Order and rules are important
Reliable and trustworthy
True Neutral
Undecided
Does what seems to be a good idea
Lack prejudice or bias
Not committed to upholding laws
Chaotic Neutral
A Free Spirit
Follows their own whim
Avoids involvement
Values the truth but doesn’t try to protect others
Lawful Evil
A Dominator
Plays by the rules, but without mercy or compassion
Takes part in spreading evil
May see doing evil as part of a calling to a higher power
Neutral Evil
A Malefactor (usually the VILLAIN)
Does whatever they can get away with
No consequences for actions
Out for their own desires
Chaotic Evil
A Destroyer
Hot tempered, vicious, hurts people
Does whatever their wants or desires drive them to do