E.O.L: Character and Tone/Mood

Protagonist: The main character of the story

Antagonist: The opposing force to the protagonist

Minor Characters: Not as important to the plot or main character, but provides some sort of support.

Foil: This character contradicts the qualities of our protagonist.

Dynamic Character: A character that exhibits some sort of change in the story.

Static Character: A character that exhibits no change in the story.

Tone: The author's attitude/feelings towards the literary work. It is conveyed through the choice of words.

Mood: The overarching emotional feeling the readers receive while reading the literary work.

Tone: When looking for tone, always ask the question "What thoughts/feelings is our author trying to convey?"

Mood: When looking for mood, always ask the question, "What feeling am I getting as I read the piece?"

Identify character development of Mr. White.

Identify the tone

Identify themes and key plot points in the story

Identify internal and external conflicts

Identify how the setting impacts the mood.