SPINE TINGLERS

How can one extraordinary experience change the course of a life forever?

CONFLICT

Internal

• man vs. self

External

• man vs. society

• man vs. man

• man vs. nature

• man vs. fate/god

• man vs. supernatural

• man vs. technology

“THE INTERLOPERS” BY PG. 304

FORESHADOW

• Warning or hint of a future event

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“THE CASK OF AMONTILLADO” BY EDGAR ALLEN POE PG. 6Author history

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CHARACTERS

• (protaginist) Montresor- Narrator/main character

• Amontillado- rare wine

• (antagonist) Fortunato- friend of Montresor

TEXTUAL EVIDENCE…

• Cite textual evidence that is an example of the following from the story:

1.Setting

2.Suspense

3.Foreshadow

4. Cite textual evidence from the story to prove that Montresor is a) round OR flat

AND

b) static OR dynamic.

5. Cite textual evidence from the story to prove that Fortunato is a) round OR flat

AND

b) static OR dynamic.

ALAN PARSONS PROJECT“THE CASK OF AMONTILLADO”

By the last breath of the four winds that blowI'll have revenge upon FortunatoSmile in his face I'll say "Come let us go.I've a cask of Amontillado"

Sheltered inside from the cold of the snowFollow me now to the vault down belowDrinking the wine as we laugh at the timeWhich is passing incredibly slow

(What are these chains binding my arms)Part of you dies each passing day(Say it's a game and I'll come to no harm)You'll feel your life slipping away

You who are rich and whose troubles are fewMay come around to see my point of viewWhat price the crown of a King on his throneWhen you're chained in the dark all alone

(Spare me my life only name your reward)Part of you dies each brick I lay(Bring back some light in the name of the Lord)You'll feel your mind slipping away

SPINE TINGERLS…POETRY

Imagery

• Imagery is the descriptive or figurative language used in literature to create word pictures for the reader.

• Created through tactile, visual, and auditory details.

Diction• Diction is word choice, including the

vocabulary used, the appropriateness of the words, and the vividness of the language.

• Unique or interesting words that contribute to an image.

• Vivid or intense language that paints a clear picture.

"THE LISTENERS" PG 122

"BEWARE: DO NOT READ THIS POEM" PG 124

"ECHO" PG 126

Imagery & Diction: Literary Analysis on pg. 127 (#1-6)

“THE LISTENERS”

• In a group of 3, create a dramatic scene that takes place in “the lone house” of “the listeners” after the Traveler has galloped away. • Use your scene to answer some of the questions left unanswered

by the poem.

• Act out the scene you have created.

• Record the skit on your phone…email to halesal@d93.k12.id.us

PLOT• Climax

• Conflict

• Exposition

• Falling action

• Resolution

• Rising Action

A ________________

B ________________

E ________________

D ________________

F ________________

C ________________

“THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME”

How can one extraordinary experience change the course of a life forever?

By Richard Connell pg. 18

CITE TEXTUAL EVIDENCE TO GIVE AN EXAMPLE OF EACH OF THESE FROM MDG:

Character1. protagonist

2. antagonist

3. round

4. flat

5. static

6. dynamic

Other7. direct characterization

8. indirect characterization

9. foreshadow

10.imagery

11.diction

12.plot/plot line

13.setting

14.suspense

Conflict15. internal: man vs. self

16. external: • man vs. society

• man vs. man

• man vs. nature

• man vs. fate/god

• man vs. supernatural

• man vs. technology

ESSAY

Write a short essay using textual evidence from one or more of the stories to explain how one extraordinary experience can change the course of a life forever?