THE SHORT STORY 2.ppt

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THE SHORT STORY8-10-11

So what is a short story, anyway?


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Lets SALSA! (Daily Norms) Show actions that facilitate learning for

the self and others.

Actively articiate and !e cognitivelyresent

Learn to !e oen to new learning

Set cell hone to O"" and Send it to yo#r

!ac$ac$%#rse Act with a ositive attit#de and Accet

that fail#re is not an otion&


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Short Story

'o( it is not a !oo$ shr#n$ down to fitinto the te)t!oo$.

* short story is a short iece of fictioncontaining certain literary ele+ents.

,hat are the literary ele+ents ,ell /+ so glad yo# as$ed&


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Lets look at the story of LittleRed Riding Hood as viewed

through the lens of the short

story terms.


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4H*R*4TER

4haracters are the 5actors6 in the storyslot. can !e ani+als( eole( or whatever the a#thor

chooses

7rotagonist ain character

*ntagonist /n conflict with the +ain character.

'ot all stories have an antagonist


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Characters in Little Red Riding

Hood

Little Red Riding Hood

he !randmother

he "ig "ad #olf he Huntsman

7rotagonist$ Little Red Riding Hood *ntagonist$ he "ig "ad #olf


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4O'"/4T

% struggle &etween two o''osing forces.

External conflict

( &etween a character and an outside force,such as another character, nature,or society.

Internal conflict

( takes 'lace within the mind of a character

who is torn &etween different

courses of action.


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4onflict in ittle Red RidingHood

E)ternal9 4onflict !etween ittle Red Riding

Hood and the :ig :ad ,olf.Red ;#estions the wolf

,ill she o#ts+art the craftywolf( or will he eat her( as hedid her grand+other


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7O/'T O"


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7O/'T O"


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SETT/'3

the ti+e and lace in which theevents occ#r.

/ncl#des ideas( c#sto+s( val#esand !eliefs.


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SETT/'3 /'

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The story ta$es lace in thewoods in an #nna+ed co#ntry(in a ti+e long ago =!#t not

secified>.


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THEE

he main idea or message of a work ofliterature.( he theme is an insight a&out life or human

nature. Some works have a stated theme, where

the author directly e)'resses the 'oint.

Some stories have an implied theme.hrough various literary elements, such as'lot, character, setting, 'oint of view ,orsym&olism, the author reveals the theme.


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THEE /'

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The+e isnt stated =the a#thordoesnt co+e o#t and say this>

:e s#sicio#s of anything that

aears other than it sho#ld =ie3rand+other with great !igTEETH&>


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7OT

The se;#ence of events in a story


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7OT SE?@E'4E

exposition introd#ces storys setting( characters and

conflict

Risin action Occ#rs as the conflict develos co+lications.

climax The e+otional high oint of the story.

allin action The logical res#lt of the cli+a)

resol"tion

the final o#tco+e is revealed


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7OT SE?@E'4E /' /TTERE2 R/2/'3 HOO2

exposition RRH has fi)ed a !as$et of goodies for her grand+other A

is traveling thro#gh the woods to visit her.

Risin action

::, sees RRH( r#ns to 3s ho#se( eats 3( lays in wait forRRH. RRH sits !y 3s =really ::,> !ed( tal$ing to her(as$ing ;#estions.

climax RRH as$s a!o#t the !ig teeth( and the ::3 eats her.

allin action The h#nts+an arrives( sees ::, dressed li$e 3ranny.

resol"tion H. $ills the ::,( and RRH and 3 o o#t( safe and so#nd&


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Yo#r t#rn now&

3et into a gro# of B Each +e+!er choose which n#+!er yo# are going

to !e 1-B

@sing a childrens story( answer the following9

1. exposition#. Risin action

$. climax%. allin action&. Resol"tion

Then' as a ro"p' yo" ill ill o"t the rest.

ach ro"p ill present their story at the endo the time

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