'Person limited narrator' presentation slideshows

Point-of-View

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Narrative Point of View

Narrative Point of View. Who is telling the story???. Learning Goal:. Identify and describe the narrative points of view First person Third person objective Third person limited Third person omniscient. Narrator vs. Author.

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Expository Vocabulary Terms

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Welcome to our Short Story Unit

Welcome to our Short Story Unit. (1) Plot : The chain of events that make up a story. It shows the cause-effect relationship of events and actions within a story. . Plot Triangle. (4) Climax : An intense emotional point and where the outcome of the conflict is decided (the turning point).

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Narration and Point of View

Narration and Point of View. Narration and Point of View. The narrator of the story is the person who is telling the story. There are 4 main types of narrators: omniscient first-person third-person (limited) objective

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DO NOW

DO NOW Monday: The Giver is able to transmit memories to Jonas. When he does this, he loses or forgets the memory. If you could forget a memory, what would it be and why?

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DO NOW

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DO NOW Monday: Tell me a quick little story about something you did this weekend.

DO NOW Monday: Tell me a quick little story about something you did this weekend. Tuesday: Tell a little story about something your friend, brother/sister, or parents did over the summer Wednesday: Tell me the steps of how to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich

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Point of View

Point of View. 1 st Person. In a story told by a first person narrator, do you Only know what that character knows, thinks, and feels Know what all of the characters in the story think and feel Know what some of the characters in the story think and feel

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Types of Narrator

Types of Narrator. What is a narrator?. The narrator is the storyteller. The author is the writer. They are not always the same person, but they sometimes are. There are three main types of narrators, or points of view:. First-Person Narrator.

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Simile- comparing two unlike things using like or as

Simile- comparing two unlike things using like or as Metaphor- comparing two unlike things not using like or as. Hyperbole- an exaggerated statement ex. I am so hungry I could eat a horse. Foreshadowing- hints or clues as to what is going to happen

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