'Sympathetic character' presentation slideshows

Conflict, Plot and Structure

Conflict, Plot and Structure. Plot. The sequence of incidents or events through which an author constructs a story not the action itself, but the way the author arranges the action toward a specific end. Conflict. A clash of actions, ideas, desires, or wills. Types of Conflicts.

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Stereotypes and Portrayal

Stereotypes and Portrayal. Depictions of Shylock in The Merchant of Venice. Keep in Mind:. How do the portrayals of Shylock vary? In what ways are the depictions consistent? How do some of the pictures make Shylock a sympathetic character?

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Othello Notes

Othello Notes. Moors. The Moors were people with a different skin color. They may be Arab, African, etc., but the main thing to remember is that they are DIFFERENT. Moors.

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S.A.T. Vocabulary Practice

S.A.T. Vocabulary Practice. 10/9/12. S.A.T. Vocabulary Practice. Look at your October S.A.T. vocabulary list and try to determine which words would best complete the sentences on the following slide. Hint: They are all words you worked with yesterday. S.A.T. Vocabulary Practice.

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Chapter 2

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Characterization, Suspense, and Foreshadowing

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James, Patricia, Carina, and Selasi

Protagonist: hero, heroine Antagonist: Villain, Foil. James, Patricia, Carina, and Selasi. Protagonist. main character hero and heroine usually create a connotation of nobility and dignity, which isn't always true for the protagonist. ex) Holden Caulfield

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