English 10 Key Concepts - Quarter Three

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English 10 Key Concepts - Quarter Three

Drama
story written to be acted by live actors for a live audience
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Drama story written to be acted by live actors for a live audience
Tragedy a play which is about seriouse important events and ends unhappily for the protagonist
Tragic Hero high ranking character who has a tragic flaw that directly causes his downfall
Tragic Flaw a defect in a character or judgement that directly causes the tragic heros downfall
Protagonist main character in a tragedy be us if high ranking (king/senator)
Act 1

Act 2

Act 3

Act 4

Act 5
Exposition introduced characters, tragic flaw, conflict

Rising action complications build suspense

Crisis turning point as a result of a tragic flaw

Falling action

Climax usually the resolution
Comedy different fromtragedy 1.funny 2. turning point lifts the pay towars a happy ending
Conflict:
Internal

External
struggle between protagonists and antogonist that hooks our interest
Dialogue conversation between 2 or more characters
Dramatic Monologue a speaker addresses one or more silent speakers on stage
Soliloquy long speech in which a character who is alone on stage expresses private thoughts and feelings
An Aside words spoken by the character directly to the audience or another character but not evidence by others on stage
Antagonist Force that blocks the protagonist from getting what he wants
Character Foil serves as a contrast to another character
Dynamic Character someone who changes in an important way during the course of the story
Static Character no change
Subordinate Clause help reveal protogonists characters and develops the conflict
Flat Character 2-dimmensional only have 1-2 character traits
Round Character 3D qualities if real people with many traits and complexities
Homophone words that sound the same but are spelled different
Pun play on words with multiple meanings or homophones
Point
1. 1st person

2. 3rd person Limited

3. Ominiscient
vantage point from which a story is told

naraator not in a story: knows thoughs and feelings of characters

all knowing
Characterization

1. Direct

2. Indirect
narrator tells us directly about a character

character traits are revelaed dialogue actions and thoughts

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