Year 9 English| Creative Writing

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Author of 'Lamb to the Slaughter'?

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Ronald Dahl

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Part of 'Lamb to the Slaughter': 'The room was warm, the curtain was closed, the two lamps were lit'

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Beginning

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Protagonist?

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Leading character in a play, film, or novel.

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Imagery: Use of specific words to create visual ideas.

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Use of particular words that create visual representation of ideas in our minds.

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Direct characterisation involves telling the reader exactly what they need to know – it is explicit.

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Involves telling your reader exactly what they need to know – it is explicit.

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Indirect characterisation:

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Shows the reader who the character is - requires the reader to make an inference.

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Setting: Where and when the narrative takes place.

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Where and when the narrative takes place.

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What is dialogue?

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Relates to conversations between two or more characters.

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Conflict in a story:

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The challenge main characters need to solve to achieve their goals.

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Climax of a story?

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The turning point of the narrative.