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The point of view in the student model "Theo's Song" is 3rd person. It is third person because it is not in Theo's point of view, but in the view as if somebody is watching what is happening.

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This will be updated as we continue the process.
-Narrative Techniques in "Theo's Song": Thursday, Dec 14
-Brainstorm for My Narrative: Friday, Dec 15

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1. Point of View: Who is telling your story? Is the narrator a character in the story? Or is he or she telling the story? 

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1. Point of View: Who is telling your story? Is the narrator a character in the story? Or is he or she telling the story? 

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The point of view of my narrative is in 3rd point of view.

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This is where you can ask any questions about the narrative writing process. Just make a new post with your question.

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This is where you can ask any questions about the narrative writing process. Just make a new post with your question.

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What are the universal human rights? - Benedetta Berti

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Setting: What makes this an Unjust Society? What basic human right is being denied? 

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Setting: What makes this an Unjust Society? What basic human right is being denied? 

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This is an unjust society because they are not letting the community have freedom of their career and how they live. The human right of living you own life and somebody not controlling it/freedom is being denied as in that society the 'Authorities' and the 'Decider' chose their job that they will work forthe rest of their life.

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What do you have to do for this assignment?

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2. Setting: Where and when does your story takes place? What makes it unjust? 

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2. Setting: Where and when does your story takes place? What makes it unjust? 

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This story takes place in 2087 in America and the thing that makes this society unjust is that people are rejecting the  family because they are migrants and not giving Lana treatment even though they have enough money and are there legally.

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How to recognize a dystopia - Alex Gendler

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The important characters in this story are Theo, the main character, the 'Authorities', people with power, the 'Decider', the person that helps decide what assignment people will have, and Neema, a fellow blacksmith that works with Theo.

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Student Model for the Writing Prompt

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3. Characters: Who are your characters? What are they like? 

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3. Characters: Who are your characters? What are they like? 

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The characters in this story are Lana, a weak, yet bold girl who is 8 and has lung cancer, David, a 10 year old who is daring, impatient and protective over Lana. The parents of and David are the Mom who is gentle and soft-spoken and the Dad who is caring and will do anything for his family.

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The conflict in this story is that Theo realizes that his society is unfair and that he doesn't want to continue as a blacksmith but as a songwriter, what he originally wanted to be.

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How will you be graded for this writing?

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4. Conflict: What problem, or injustice, do they encounter? 

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4. Conflict: What problem, or injustice, do they encounter? 

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The injustice they encounter is when they are trying to get Lucy treatment but the hospital rejects them because they are migrants.

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Event #1: Blacksmith are working in the blacksmith workshop, called a smithy.
Event #2: A boy named Theo is taken from the nursery pod and interviewed, finding out that his 'assignment' is to be a blacksmith.
Event #3: Another blacksmith names Neema tells how and why the Authorities give them jobs they want.
Event #4: Theo makes a resolution to change society and his life.
Event #5 (Climax): Theo starts to sing with the rhythms of people hitting the hammers against the metal.
Event #6: Other blacksmiths join in with the singing and rhythms and Theo gets in trouble, getting a speech canceling thread around his neck for a month.
Event #7: Other blacksmiths quickly hear about his punishment and the next day Neema begins to sing and others join, creating a rebellion. Neema and some others get in trouble, getting the same thread as Theo but other blacksmiths continue to sing after.
Event #8(Resolution): The Authorities give up and gave Theo and some other blacksmiths the jobs they wanted and gave blacksmith jobs to people who wanted it.

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5. Resolution: How do your characters resolve the conflict (injustice) that they face?

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5. Resolution: How do your characters resolve the conflict (injustice) that they face?

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They resolve this conflict when the hospital finally gives Lana treatment after the family and others protest against the hospital and she shows signs of getting better.

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The thee of the story is that you should never give up on your dream, even if people try to control you and tell you differently how Theo did. He never gave up on his dream to be a songwriter and rebelled against the Authorities and the way the society did things.

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6. Characters: How do your characters grow or change as the story moves forward? 

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6. Characters: How do your characters grow or change as the story moves forward? 

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As the story moves forward and progresses, Lana becomes more mature and learns how to stand up for herself, David learns to be more patient and that he can't put in all his trust in people he doesn't know, the Mom becomes more fierce when needed and more protective and caring over her family.

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What is it like to live in an unjust society? Write a paragraph that focuses on a fiction or nonfiction narrative that you could write.

To live in an unjust society is probably hard because the way that it runs is not fair and is cruel against some or all people. An idea for a fiction/nonfiction narrative that I could write could be where girls and boys are separated and are majorly judged and made to follow 'gender roles' and some people don't want to conform to these roles and stand up for themselves.

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7. Climax: What is the most exciting moment in your story? 

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7. Climax: What is the most exciting moment in your story? 

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The most exciting moment in my story will be when the family and others from their camp help stand up for themselves to get Lana treatment.

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8. Theme: What theme (or message) do you want your readers to take away from your story? 

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8. Theme: What theme (or message) do you want your readers to take away from your story? 

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The theme in my story is that everybody should be treated the same, even if they are not from where you are from or if they are different from you and that sometimes you have to give up some things to stand up for what's right.

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Instructions: Create a plot diagram for your story on printer paper. It should have 8 events. Use your brainstorm to help you. Please draw it neatly like this and in pencil. Use my plot diagram as an example of what  I expect from you.

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Use my plot diagram as an example of what I expect from you.