Tuesday, 22 March 2016

Where we are now

COPIED and FILLED IN ON YOUR BLOG FOR THURSDAY

please ;)


Genre

Main character with full character traits

story line (plot 101)

moment in your narrative
  • what are the conflicts?
  • which other characters?
  • how does your character grow, or confirm a characteristic?

Model text
  • to be approved by me if not one of our texts this year
  • example piece(s) posted
  • description, the way the author writes it
  • dialogue, the way the author writes it

Tuesday, 1 March 2016

Characters

Name - tells something about them

Motivation - what do they want?

Put them in an event - what do they say? what do they do?

Story Time!

We will be creating parts of stories.

You choose the genre, from any of our genres.

You will storyboard an outline of the story.

You will create characters.

Check out these awesome videos!


structure

descriptive writing

planning

character development

mystery and suspense

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IF a story is to be a chivalric romance then it has to have courtly love and chivalric Knights. The Knights tale is a perfect example of a chivalric romance.Palamon and Arcite fall in love with Emily at first sight,
there's a joust at the end, and the more chivalric knight wins Emily's love. These examples prove it's chivalric romance because there are two Knights that fight for the affection of Emily. You can tell that Palamon and Arcite are chivalric Knights because when one of them escaped the other one didn't tell anyone that he had escaped. It's also a chivalric romance because when there's the joust Arcite prays that he wins the battle and he does but Palamon still ends up getting Emily affection because he's more chivalric than Arcite. In conclusion, the Knights tale is a chivalric romance because there is romance between the two Knights and Emily and chivalric Knights(Palamon,Arcite)



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