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Setting, Mood and Imagery

Setting, Mood and Imagery. Mood - The feeling of a story, the atmosphere that is created. Writers use imagery ( details with the 5 senses ) and setting details to create the mood It affects your emotional reaction to characters and events

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Setting, Mood and Imagery

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  1. Setting, Mood and Imagery

  2. Mood-The feeling of a story, the atmosphere that is created • Writers use imagery ( details with the 5 senses) and setting details to create the mood • It affects your emotional reaction to characters and events • Examples: bleak, eerie, cheerful, mysterious, hopeful, spooky, fun

  3. Brainstorm movie setting… …and how does it show mood?

  4. Setting- environment of the story, where and when it takes place It can… • influence characters: by determining living conditions and jobs, shaping their personalities, dreams and values • create conflicts: by exposing characters to dangerous weather, making them endure a difficult time period • serve as a symbol: by representing an important idea, or representing a character’s hopes, future or predicament

  5. 1984 Practice- Describe the setting and the mood of the story Trailer

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