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Narrative Definition: A story or an explanatory of occurrences My Favourite 3 Narratives The Giver by Lois Lowry The Railway Children by Edith Nesbit Silverwing by Kenneth Oppel

Narrative Definition: A story or an explanatory of occurrences My Favourite 3 Narratives The Giver by Lois Lowry The Railway Children by Edith Nesbit Silverwing

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Page 1: Narrative Definition: A story or an explanatory of occurrences My Favourite 3 Narratives The Giver by Lois Lowry The Railway Children by Edith Nesbit Silverwing

NarrativeDefinition: A story or an explanatory of occurrences

My Favourite 3 Narratives• The Giver by Lois Lowry• The Railway Children by Edith Nesbit• Silverwing by Kenneth Oppel

Page 2: Narrative Definition: A story or an explanatory of occurrences My Favourite 3 Narratives The Giver by Lois Lowry The Railway Children by Edith Nesbit Silverwing

The Three Types of Conflict Internal External RelationalThe Seven Types of Conflict Character vs. Character Character vs. Nature Character vs. Machine Character vs. Self Character vs. Supernatural Character vs. Society Character vs. DestinyThe Plot In My StoryConflict External Conflict Character versus Character

Plot

Rising Action( he gets a bird and hides it)

Climax (Jud shoots Casper)

Sudden Ending

Introduction( tells reader what happened before)

The Plot is the events that occur through the narrative

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Where?(where the story is taken place): United Kingdom, burial of Kes

When? (When is the story taken place): 1969 Weather?(what was the climate): Pouring

Rain Custom?(what was there custom): Yorkshire

Customs and accents

Settings

A setting is a introduction to a story that interprets place, time, weather, customs and sometimes atmosphere.

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Atmosphere: The atmosphere is the mood or feeling of the story and also the emotional quality.

The atmosphere will develop over the course of a novel.Beginning: In the begging, the atmosphere is disquiet because Casper is having a hard time in school and with Jud.Middle: In the Middle, the atmosphere is fondness because he find ways to overcome his troubles. He makes a relationship with a new friend and another Kestrel.End: In the End, the atmosphere was sacrifice because he enamcipated the bird to let it live instead of himself.

Atmosphere

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The protagonist is the main character of the story that take place in a big part of a book.

The antagonist is the villain or the snag that prevents the protagonist from achieving.

The protagonist in my story is Casper because he tries to live a pleasant life in school and get a good job.

Jud is the antagonist in my story because he is bullying Casper and striving to make his life barren.

Dynamic and Static Characters: Dynamic Characters are characters that change over the course of

the novel Static Characters are characters that finds one thing to do

throughout the story In my story, Casper is the Dynamic character because he has to

work his way around drawbacks and find new ways to improve. Jud is the Static learner because he sticks to one job in my story

and it is to get revenge for not betting on the horse. Very few qualities.

Character

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The theme is the central idea or key point of the story.

The theme in my story is sacrifice because he gave up his life for a Kestrel that he loved

Theme

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My story is third person. It is limited omniscient which means the

narrator only know one’s thought but different from first person

Point of View

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Literary devices are phrases that makes it easier for the reader to apprehend and visualize the description.

Example one(personification): He could hear the cries from KES(after he was killed and buried)

Example two(simile):When coach saw Casper come in, he tossed him the dirty oversized used PE kit that smelled like a wet goat.

Literary Devices

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Parent editing Peer editing And went over the seven elements of

narrative to revise my story and add literary devices

How I revised my story