Part I: The Final Draft
Include the final draft of your narrative below. Use this checklist to be sure you have included all required elements:
a narrative that clearly follows a plot archetype
an exposition that introduces a protagonist and a setting
rising action that introduces the conflict and two events that develop the conflict
a climax in which the protagonist must make a decision to resolve their conflict
falling action that reveals what happens after the protagonist’s decision
a resolution that contains the protagonist’s reflection and a theme (or lesson learned)
at least two narrative techniques (dialogue, flashback, foreshadowing, juxtaposition, pacing, or sensory details)
a symbol
temporal words and phrases that clarify the passage of time for your reader
at least 1000 words in length
nclude the completed final draft of your narrative here.
My Exposition
My Rising Action and Climax
My Falling Action and Resolution
Part II: Reflection
Answer the following questions in complete sentences.
Which two narrative techniques (dialogue, flashback, foreshadowing, juxtaposition, pacing, sensory details) did you use in your writing?
How did you use symbolism in your narrative? Include at least one symbol from your story and explain what it represents.
What is the theme (or lesson learned) from your narrative? Use a complete sentence to explain.
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For Part I: The Final Draft, you need to create a narrative that includes all the required elements listed. Here's a breakdown of what you need to include:
Exposition:
Introduce a protagonist (main character) and a setting (the time and place where the story takes place).
Rising Action:
Introduce a conflict or problem that the protagonist faces. Then, include two events that develop and complicate the conflict.
Climax:
This is the turning point of the story. The protagonist must make a decision or take action to resolve the conflict.
Falling Action:
Reveal what happens after the protagonist's decision or action.
Resolution:
Conclude the narrative by reflecting on the protagonist's experiences and include a theme (or lesson learned) from the story.
Narrative Techniques:
Choose at least two narrative techniques to enhance your storytelling. These could include dialogue (conversation between characters), flashback (a scene set in a time before the current events), foreshadowing (hints or clues about future events), juxtaposition (placing different things side by side for contrast), pacing (the speed and rhythm of the story), or sensory details (descriptions that engage the reader's senses).
Symbol:
Include a symbol in your story, which represents something greater than itself.
Temporal words and phrases:
Use words and phrases that help clarify the passage of time, like "months later," "after a while," or "in the meantime."
Length:
Ensure your narrative is at least 1000 words long.
For Part II: Reflection, you need to answer the provided questions:
1. Which two narrative techniques did you use in your writing? Explain how you used them.
2. How did you use symbolism in your narrative? Identify a symbol from your story and explain its meaning.
3. What is the theme (or lesson learned) from your narrative? Explain it in one complete sentence.
Remember to create your own original narrative and provide your own answers to the reflection questions.