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Bell Ringer 12/5

Bell Ringer 12/5. Please get out your Flashback Inventory and the short answer we wrote about Sympathy in Tragedy yesterday. Make sure you have a writing utensil and a piece of composition paper (or notebook paper if that’s what you prefer). Pds . 1, 2, 4, & 7. Bell Ringer 12/5.

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Bell Ringer 12/5

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  1. Bell Ringer 12/5 • Please get out your Flashback Inventory and the short answer we wrote about Sympathy in Tragedy yesterday. • Make sure you have a writing utensil and a piece of composition paper (or notebook paper if that’s what you prefer). • Pds. 1, 2, 4, & 7

  2. Bell Ringer 12/5 • On a piece of composition paper, please explain how authors of tragedy attempt to get you to sympathize with the tragic hero. • Use your Traditional and Arthur Miller tragedy notes. • Write a short paragraph in complete sentences. • Pds. 3 & 9

  3. English III • EQ: How do Arthur Miller’s choices about structure (particularly Willy’s day dreams of the past) influence how we interpret DoaS as a tragedy? • Agenda • Bell Ringer/Discussion • Agenda/EQ • Sympathy in Tragedy Activity • Discussing Responses • Death of a Salesman Open-Ended Response • Writing • Editing • DoaSReview

  4. Examining Structure • Please create a bulleted list that contains all of the flashbacks in Death of a Salesman. • Structure it like this: • Act I • Flashback 1: • Flashback 2: • Etc. • Act II • Flashback 1: • Etc. • For each flashback, describe what happens in the flashback and your prediction as to why Willy visited that particular moment in his past.

  5. Examining Structure • Act I • Flashback 1: Willy is driving and gets distracted because he thinks he’s driving that little red Chevy that Biff loved so much. • Why? – because Biff has just returned from the west and Willy misses the time when Biff actually loved him.

  6. Sympathy in Tragedy • On a piece of composition paper, please explain how authors of tragedy attempt to get you to sympathize with the tragic hero. • Use your Traditional and Arthur Miller tragedy notes. • Write a short paragraph in complete sentences.

  7. Sympathy in Tragedy • Using your Examining Structure activity, please write a response to the following question in the form of 1 paragraph. • How does Arthur Miller’s use of Willy’s flashbacks convince the readers/audience to sympathize with Willy even though he is not a “great” man? • Give a topic sentence that answers the question • Use at least 2 examples of flashbacks from Death of a Salesman (direct quotes) • Fully explain how all of your proof (quotes) supports your answer to the question.

  8. Bell Ringer 12/5 • Please answer the following question with a partner: • What is Sensory Description? • Have an answer ready when class begins.

  9. Creative Writing • EQ: How do authors use narrative techniques to convey a vivid picture of experiences, events, settings, and characters? • Agenda • Bell Ringer/Discussion – Sensory Description • Agenda/EQ • “Show Biz” by Robert Newton Peck • Show vs. Tell Writing Prompt

  10. Show vs. Tell Writing Prompt • Write me 1 page of a story • It’s ok if you don’t finish it. • You will need: • At least 1 character • A setting (include lots of physical objects) • A conflict of some kind • Try to include all of the senses at least once. • Sight, taste, touch, smell, hearing • Your writing should focus on SHOWING instead of telling.

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