1. Literary Terms “Charles”

2. Types of Characters Static Character  a character who does not change much during the story  Examples: ___________

3. Types of Characters Continued Dynamic Character  a character who changes as a result of the story’s events  Examples: ___________

4. The Beast. Static or Dynamic? 

5. Gaston. Static or Dynamic?

6. EXPOSITION RISING ACTION CLIMAX FALLING ACTION RESOLUTION Elements of Plot – Freytag’s Pyramid CONFLICT

7. Irony a contrast between what you expect to happen and what actually happens usually used to create humor

8. Two Types of Irony Situational Irony (most common): when the exact opposite of what is expected occurs Dramatic Irony: when the audience knows something the characters don’t know Examples:  Where the villain is hiding  One character is telling a lie but the other doesn’t know it  __________________ __

9. Situational Irony. Why is this ironic?

10. What kind of irony is being used here?

11. Situational Irony. Why is this ironic?

12. This is Dramatic Irony because we know… ?