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Static Dynamic Characters

Static Dynamic Characters

Assessment

Presentation

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English

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6th - 8th Grade

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Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

FREE Resource

17 Slides • 1 Question

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Character Analysis
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Do you remember the four types of characters?

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Flat

Static

Dynamic

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Do you remember the four types of characters?

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Flat

Static

Dynamic

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Characterization

A character that has no significant change and is given no detailed backstory. A flat character is a character with little to no motivations, or personality.

Flat

A character who is interesting and layered, written to be well-rounded. Not necessarily undergoing "change."

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Characterization

A character that goes through a dramatic internal or external change.

Dynamic

A character that undergoes no change.

Static

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Poll

What can we learn from a character's dialect?

Why they are sad or happy.

What they had for lunch.

Where they come from.

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Direct Characterization- Explicit, Clear.
  • The author directly tells the reader something about the character.

  • For example, a physical decription of the character.

  • No need to decipher information,

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A character's thoughts reveal
  • how he thinks

  • may reveal background information

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Indirect Characterization- Interpret This!
  • Speech

  • Thoughts

  • Effects on others

  • Actions

  • Looks

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pattern-tertiary
Character Analysis
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