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Elmer is an elephant which is colored with a patchwork pattern. He is the funniest elephant of the herd. He realizes that he is different but doesn't want to be different anymore. So he decides to color himself in elephant colored berries. When he comes back to the herd no-one realizes where he is. He makes a joke and scares the other elephants. They notice that it is Elmer. After a rain Elmer is in his original colors again. After that the herd decides to celebrate Elmer-day each year. Elmer colors himself in elephant colored berries and the other elephants color themselves in colorful patterns.

# data[].attributes.subject
Elmer is an elephant which is colored with a patchwork pattern. He is the funniest elephant of the herd. He realizes that he is different but doesn't want to be different anymore. So he decides to color himself in elephant colored berries. When he comes back to the herd no-one realizes where he is. He makes a joke and scares the other elephants. They notice that it is Elmer. After a rain Elmer is in his original colors again. After that the herd decides to celebrate Elmer-day each year. Elmer colors himself in elephant colored berries and the other elephants color themselves in colorful patterns.

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- Protagonist's name: Elmer
- Protagonist is a patchwork colored elephant

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- there is only Elmer's patchwork pattern

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- 3rd person narrator
- omniscient narrator, but focus on Elmer, you don't get much information of the other elephants' feelings
- linear storyline, chronological order
- the text is not always in the same part of the pages

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- text describes actions
- the reader follows the actions of Elmer (the protagonist)
- Elmer makes choices

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- text does not describe the characters very much
- again: focus on Elmer

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- very colorful
- show the setting very well
- very few negative space

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- only few motion lines in some pictures
- you can always understand what happens, even without motion lines

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- kind of realistic, but more in a child-friendly kind:
colors are realistic (except for Elmer)
animals seem realistic
- perspective:
2 dimensional
profile, face-on

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- text and pictures work together
- text describes reasons for the actions that are represented in the pictures
Example: you see that Elmer runs away but you don‘t know why without the text

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- the text is unframed on a space where is no illustration
- there is no fixed place for the text on each page