50 likes | 178 Views
This guide explores how detailed analysis of character relationships enhances understanding in literature. Instead of providing vague descriptions, we delve into the significance of specific moments, such as Achak's friendships during his journey. By addressing the importance of characters like Dut, Maria, and Phil, we illustrate how they contribute to Achak's growth and resilience. This approach ensures a deep understanding of why these individuals matter, making the narrative richer and more engaging. Remember, the focus is on the 'why' behind interactions, not just the 'what'.
E N D
Specific Examples/Details – do not generalize your information • Significance: it’s not WHAT happens by WHY it’s important to the character or story. • DQs – • Are they embedded? • Is it the BEST DQ for the example you’re giving? • Is your citation correct? • MLA format – Review this carefully via the video online OR by comparing with a partner.
Specifics • Not specific: • Bilbo is an average hobbit who would go about the same daily schedule every day and be satisfied with that. • What schedule?? Detail it so we understand HOW MUCH he has changed.
Significance • It is not enough to just tell what happens: On his journey, Achak gains many friends. He meets Dut along the walk to Ethiopia. He also makes friends with Maria and Tabitha. Phil is also important. • These are all true statements – bravo! – but WHY do these people matter? Take the time to explain their importance so we really understand why they are a “gain.” On his journey, Achak gains many friends. He meets Dut along the walk to Ethiopia. Though a slight man, Dut brings important passion and hope to Achak’s life. Without Dut, Achak would never have made it out of MarialBai to his next stop, Ethiopia.
Finally READ THIS OUT LOUD!!!