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Hop Frog
What does the king seem to only live for?
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Hop Frog
What does the king force hop frog to do?
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Hop Frog
What does the king do to Tripetta when she begs him to spare Hop Frog? |
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| He greatly hurts her by pushing her down. |
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Hop Frog
What is Hop Frog's last jest? |
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| He set the king & his friends on fire & escaped while they burned to death. |
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The Scarlet Ibis
What does Doodle call his brother? |
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The Scarlet Ibis
What does Doodle do right after the ibis dies? |
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| He runs over to it & decides to bury it. |
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The Scarlet Ibis
What surprise do the narrator & Doodle present to the family on Doodles 8th birthday? |
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The Scarlet Ibis
At the end of the novel, why were Doodle & his bro running home? |
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| There was a big storm coming. |
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The Scarlet Ibis
How does Doodle's brother know he is dead? |
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| Doodle is covered in blood & won't respond. |
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The Scarlet Ibis
Describe the setting. |
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- Between summer & fall
- Leaves dying & falling off trees
- Last graveyard flowers were blooming
The setting is kind of lonely & sad which doreshadows the saddness to come.
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| The time & place of the stories action. |
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The Main Character
(not always the good guy) |
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Character in conflict with the main character
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| Narrator is a character in the story, reffered to as "I" |
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| The narrator reveals the thoughts of 1 character in the story. Sometimes no thoughts are revealed. |
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| The narrator knows everything about the story's events & reveals the thoughts of all characters. |
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| The central idea or message of the story, often a perception about life or human nature. |
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| The sequence of events into a story. Each event causes leads to the next & creates conflict. |
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| The struggle between oposing forces. |
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Internal
Person vs. Self
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| Introduces characters, setting, & conlict |
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| Occurs as complication & twists of the conflict occur |
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| The final outcome of the story |
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| An object, scene, or action that has deeper signifigance. |
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| A reference to another work of literature or famous figure or event. |
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| The author tells the reader exactly what the character is like. |
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| Indirect Characterization |
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| The reader must determine what the character is like through what it is written about his actions & dialog. |
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- Static
- They don't change
- Necessary to support the main character
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- Complex
- Undergoes change throughout the story
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- Standard or stereotypical characters that appear in many written works
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| A person says one thing but means another |
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| When the reader knows something a character doesn't know |
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| Outcome of event is the opposite of expected |
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