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- 1. English 10
- 17. Objectives
- 18. Objectives Explain the importance of unity between plot, setting and characterization in writing a story, Identify the plot, setting, and characterization of the material viewed, Determine the author’s purpose. At the end of this session, we are expected to:
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- 23. ? ? ? ? ? Who is/are involved in the story?
- 24. ? ? ? ? ? Where did the story take place?
- 25. ? ? ? ? ? What was the film all about?
- 26. ? ? ? ? ? What was the author’s purpose?
- 27. ? ? ? ? ? How did the setting, characterization and plot help achieve the author’s purpose?
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- 30. Characterization Characterization is the description of a character’s physical traits (how a character looks), point of view, personality, private thoughts, and actions. Two types of characterization: Indirect characterization Direct characterization
- 31. Characterization Direct Characterization: The writer tells the reader about the character’s personality using the narrator of the story, another character, or the main character revealing aspects about himself/herself.
- 32. Characterization Indirect Characterization: The writer reveals to the reader what the character’s personality through the thoughts, feeling, and actions of the character. The writer can do this in several ways: Describing the appearance of the character Describing the character’s actions/reactions/behavior Revealing what the character is thinking, such as stream of consciousness or interior monologue Using dialogue Describing the reactions of other characters
- 33. Characterization A character is a person, or sometimes an animal, who takes part in the action of a short story or other literary work. Characters and how we get to know them: • Through the author’s physical description of them • Through their actions • Through their words (dialogue) • Through their inner thoughts • Through what other characters say and think about them
- 35. Setting Setting Setting is the time and place that a story occurs. Authors often use descriptions of landscape, scenery, buildings, seasons or weather to provide a strong sense of setting.
- 37. Plot Plot Plot is a pattern of events that develop from the interactions between characters. A plot is a series of events and character actions that relate to the central conflict.
- 39. Exposition The start or introduction of the story. The background information that the reader must have in order to understand the story. This is where characters and setting are introduced.
- 41. Rising Action All of the events that take place leading up to the climax. This is where the reader is introduced to the conflict.
- 43. Climax The most exciting part of the story. The turning point in the story. Here the story is turned in a different direction, toward the conclusion.
- 45. Falling Action The immediate reaction to the climax. All the actions that occur after the climax and before the conclusion of the story.
- 47. Resolution The conclusion of the plot. Loose ends are tied up. There might not be a clear resolution. This is called a cliffhanger ending.
- 50. Have you read a short story in your Filipino subject? Anong istorya ang nabasa nyo?
- 52. Do short stories share human values? How do you say so?
- 54. Do short stories influence by history? Tradition, belief, and culture? How do you say so?
- 59. Short story has its anatomy too regarding on how the author investigate its part and component to come up with a good story.
- 62. ? 1.Who is/are involved in the story? 2.Where did the story take place? 3.What was the film all about? 4.What was the author’s purpose? 5.How did the setting, characterization and plot help achieve the author’s purpose?
- 63. 1.Group 1. Based on the short film Life is Great, illustrate or draw the setting. 2.Group 2. Describe the character/s in the story through a poem/ wrap song. 3.Group 3. Determine the plot through five (5) scene tableau. 4.Group 4. Determine the author’s purpose through panel interview or talk show..
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- 69. ? What is a plot? How do we determine it in a film or story?
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- 71. ? What is setting? What does it do in a story or film?
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- 73. ? What is characterization? How important is it in a film or story?
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- 75. 1. Who are the characters in the film? a. Mother and Father b. Father and Mother c. Mother and Daughter d. Father and Daughter
- 76. 2. Where did the film take place? a. In a car b. In a house c. In the road d. In the street
- 77. 3. Which do you think is the climax of the film? a. When the father died. b. When the mother and her daughter moved in a new house. c. When the daughter picked the stuff toy. d. When the mother realized that she still has her daughter.
- 78. 4. Which do you think is the resolution of the film? a. When the mother accepted that her husband is gone. b. When the mother and her daughter moved in a new house. c. When the daughter tried to comfort her mother. d. None of the above.
- 79. 5. What do you think is the message of the film? a. The film shows that somebody died, and it is undeniable. b. The film shows how hard it is to lose someone. c. The film shows that it is not easy for those families who have lose their loved ones. d. The film shows that we should be prepared for death.
- 80. 6-10) Based on the short film Life is Great, complete the plot diagram below.
- 81. Direction: Watch a movie or read a story of your choice. Then accomplish the task the following task.