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Mastering the Elements of Storytelling: Plot, Poetry, and Point of View

Dive into the fundamentals of storytelling with this guide covering plot development, poetic techniques, and narrative perspectives. Explore how related events form a compelling story, the rhythmic beauty of poetry, and the vantage points that shape storytelling. Uncover tips for memorizing key aspects and enhancing your writing skills in a creative and engaging way.

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Mastering the Elements of Storytelling: Plot, Poetry, and Point of View

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  1. 61. PLOT • Definition – Series of related events that make up a story or drama. Example – Boy meets girl. Boy loses girl. Boy wins girl back. Memorization Tip – CHAIN: All of these events link together.

  2. 62. POETRY • Definition – rhythmic, uses figurative language and imagery to appeal to a reader’s emotions and imagination. Example – Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken” • Memorization Tip –POE’s POEMS

  3. 63. POINT OF VIEW • Definition:vantage point from which a writer tells a story. • Example: First Person –YOUR p.o.v. • Memorization Tip: Whose view is the story from?

  4. Language Activity #20 PREFIX: neo— MEANING: new EXAMPLE: neoclassic – a revival of art, lit, etc. Come up w/ 2 words using the root: 1.______________2._____________

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