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What are the universal human rights? - Benedetta Berti

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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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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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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
-Plot Line for My Narrative: Tuesday, December 19.
-Rough Draft for My Narrative:

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"Theo's Song" is in third person.

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How to recognize a dystopia - Alex Gendler

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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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What do you have to do for this assignment?

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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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The society in "Theo's Song" is unjust because the people are being denied the basic right to choose what occupation they want to have.

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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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Student Model for the Writing Prompt

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The characters in "Theo's Song" are Theo,The Authorities,the Nanny,the Decider,Neema,fifty apprentices at the smithy, and the Community.

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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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How will you be graded for this writing?

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The people in the Community were being denied the right education for the career they wanted.

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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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Event #1: Theo gets taken from the pod and given his assignment.
Event #2: The blacksmiths are working in the smithy.
Event #3: Neema explains what the Authorities are doing.
Event #4: Theo makes a resolution.
Event #5 (Climax): Theo defies the Authorities by singing in the smithy.
Event #6: Theo gets taken to the Decider and punished.
Event #7: Neema and the other blacksmiths continue to rebel by singing.
Event #8(Resolution): The Authorities realize they cannot control the rebellion and change their ways

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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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Stand up for the rights of yourself and others.

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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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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.

I will write a story set in Korea from the beginning of the 1900s to the end of World War 2 .The main character girl will have an ordinary life and think that she cannot do anything to help bring about a large scale change in her country until the Japanese Occupation of Korea happens.She and her family will be opposed to the Japanese Occupation of Korea because the Japanese that came over forced the Koreans to change their names and took away all their rights making them a little more than slaves.She and her family will rebel in every way possible before taking part in the Korean Independence Movement so that can help their country break away from Japanese rule.The story will end with Korea gaining Independence from Japan and the main character's family rejoicing.The main character will learn that she is not worthless.

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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? 