Charlotte's Web- Ch. 15 5.8.25

It determines the time and place where the story happens and influences how characters interact.

It only provides background information and does not affect the characters.

It is not important to the story at all.

It only describes the weather in the story.

Place, time, and environment

Characters, plot, and conflict

Theme, mood, and tone

Problem, solution, and climax

It makes Wilbur feel anxious and want to escape from the farm.

It causes Wilbur to become lazy and eat more apples from the orchard.

It motivates Wilbur to try harder to live up to the words in Charlotte's web.

It makes Wilbur sad and unwilling to interact with the other farm animals.

It makes Wilbur feel anxious and have nightmares about men with knives

It causes Wilbur to become arrogant and stuck-up due to his fame.

It motivates Wilbur to remain hopeful about his future on the farm.

It makes Wilbur sad and worried about leaving his friends behind.

It causes Wilbur to become angry with Charlotte for not wanting to go.

It creates tension between them as Charlotte prioritizes her egg-laying duties.

It makes Charlotte excited to show off her web-spinning skills at the Fair.

It encourages Wilbur to learn new vocabulary words to impress the Fair judges.

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argue about whether they should help Ellen

tell Ellen they cannot help her right now

work together to create a plan to keep Ellen safe

pretend they don't know about the dangers Ellen's family faces