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Freytag's Dramatic Arc
Freytag's Dramatic Arc
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A #elements of a literature plot & Leveraging The Human Brain's Hunger for Story
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Characters that change (like from a negative trait to a positive trait) through a story.
protagonist
Dynamic
antagonist
static
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The problem in the story
conflict
flashback
climax
rising action
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The more distressed that someone feels
The more oxytocin is released
The more cortisol is released
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Our brains most like...
Happy stories
Funny Stories
Dramatic Stories
Sad stories
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When the story closes with a sense of completion
Denouement
Falling Action
Climax
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When the problem/conflict is introduced
rising action
exposition
the start
resolution/ denouement
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When your brain undergoes "neural coupling"...
You connect to the main character
Then you predict the ending/solution of the story
Then you identify Freytag's Arc
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time and place of the story
Main idea
Character
Setting
Time
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When the resolution of the conflict (w/one last dramatic moment) occurs
Climax
Falling Action
Rising Action
Denouement
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This chemical is released in the brain during conflict & makes us connect/empathize w/ the hero
cortisol
oxytocin
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This is when the end of the conflict can be seen and the turning point of the story.
Conflict
problem
Climax
Rising action
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When events and complications resolve themselves
Conflict
Falling action
Rising Action
Climax
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Cortisol helps you to
zone out
use a reading strategy
finish this kahoot on time
focus on something important & pay attention to a story
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The character does not change or gain a deeper understanding as the plot unfolds
dynamic character
a random character
static character
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the character that causes conflicts for the main character
protagonist
antagonist
main character
conflict starter
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Cortisol helps us to ...
focus in on danger; fight or flight response
identify the ending of the story
empathize with the main character
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the series of events in a story
plot
story
history
rising action
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The beginning of the story where the characters and the setting are revealed.
introduction/ exposition
the start
rising action
resolution/ denouement
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where the events in the story become complicated and the conflict in the story is revealed
climax
falling action
conflict
rising action
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the main character
antagonist
foil
protagonist
main character
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This chemical is released during conflict and makes us feel interested & focused on a story
cortisol
oxytocin
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A person in a story
writer
narrator
character
a person
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A serious disagreement or argument, a struggle between two opposing forces
irony
rising action
conflict
resolution
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A problem that occurs outside the body, between the character and a outside force
External Conflict
Internal Conflict
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The message or lesson that the story teaches
story plot
thematic message
idea
main point
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hints of what is to come later in the story
history
the future as predicted by Ally
foreshadowing
Mrs. Henke's psychic abilities
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The character grows emotionally/learns a lesson/changes behavior because of events in the story
dynamic character
static character
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The human brain runs on__________
story
love
conflict
hate
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What is a problem or difficult decision that the character faces within themselves (in their own mind)
External Conflict
Internal conflict
