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CGI 3D Animation Short Film HD "The Wishgranter" by Wishgranter Team | CGMeetup

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1)protagonist: Wish granter
2)Antagonist : the two coins
3)setting : a small town
1)rising action: the wish granter was giving people what they desired a person asked for money and got a dollar while two people asked for love when they threw the coins got stuck. They were for each other and the wish granter tried to get them together by many wishes but always failed
2)climax:the wish granter was given a coin by a men who got a lot of money because of him.
3)falling action the coin was thrown into the well they found each other.
4)resolution the two people fell in love the wish granter went under the wishing well happy he got them together
1)external conflict:man vs nature and man vs man
foreshadowing : the man with all the coins

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Summary: "The Most Dangerous Game" is about a man named Rainsford who winds up on an abandoned island. On the island there is an old General, General Zaroff. Zaroff is on a mission to hunt down Rainsford and kill him.

To understand the short story more the class had to answer question.

1.) Protagonist: Rainsford
2.) Rising action: When Zaroff tells him about him hunting humans and how Rainsford is next.
3.) External Problems: *Man v Character
*Man v Nature
4.) Climax: Right before General Zaroff finds Rainsford after he had killed Ivan.

As a way of us finishing off the unit and how to use quotes the class made movie posters. It was a fun end of Mr. Clark, but we also were able to learn a little about MLA format and how to connect quotes to work.

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Noun = person/place/thing/idea

Compound noun = two words to describe one thing

One word = seafood,filmmaker

Separate words = compacted disk, house of representative

Collective noun = word that names a group = faculty, family, herd

Common noun = general name for person, place or thing

Proper noun = a particular person, place or thing

nouns = can see it hear it or taste it

Abstract noun = an idea or feeling

Elements of a short story

Plot = built around conflict/chain of events

Rising action = to create suspense

Climax = turning point in the story

Resolution = solution to the main conflict

Complications = build readers plot

Static Character = always remains the same

Setting = time and place

Point of view = who is telling story

1st person = pronouns I, Me, We, Us, Our = refer him/herself

3rd person limited/omnitive

Limited = Narrator does not participate in action of story

Omniscient = Narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all the characters

symbols= something that represent something

Pronouns 16.2

A pronoun = word used in place of one noun or more than one noun

Antecedent = pronoun stands for

Personal pronouns = refers to the one speaking, or the one spoken about

First person = i, me, my, mine, we ,us, our, ours

Second person = you, your, yours

Third person = he , him his, she, her, hers, it, its, they, them, their, theirs