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Elements of Science Fiction

Elements of Science Fiction. Elements of Science Fiction. Realistic and fantastic details Grounded in science Usually set in the future Unknown inventions Makes a serious comment about the world Often contains a warning for humankind. Science Fiction Settings. Another planet

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Elements of Science Fiction

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  1. Elements of Science Fiction

  2. Elements of Science Fiction • Realistic and fantastic details • Grounded in science • Usually set in the future • Unknown inventions • Makes a serious comment about the world • Often contains a warning for humankind

  3. Science Fiction Settings • Another planet • Under the oceans • Another dimension of existence • May be a utopia or dystopia • May be in the future • May time travel to the past (or future) • May take place in present, but alternate reality

  4. Science Fiction Characters • Protagonist (Hero) • Antagonist (Villian) • These characters may be a being (human or other) or may be a force • Protagonist or Antagonist may be a society’s laws, a disease or other problem, technology, etc. • Creatures, robots, aliens, etc.

  5. Science is Important to the Story • Advanced technology • Genetics • Disease • Exploration • Special powers or senses as a result of science • Science can be the savior or the root of the problem

  6. Message or Warning for Humans • Science Fiction stories often contain a message or warning • Think of the message Ray Bradbury was trying to send in Fahrenheit 451 • You may want to consider the message BEFORE you begin planning your story

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