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Jill - A perfectionist, works at Ye Olde Pancake House

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Cukita, a young Hispanic girl, is the main character of Daughter of Invention.

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personally, the vibes mah boi

anyways it be that freek Montresor sussy bakka

(sophia wtf is this)

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the wife (Mary Maloney)

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The protagonist was Rainsford, and he was a world-renowned hunter, who got hunted by Zaroff, a Russian Cossack.

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Mama and Narrator

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Allen Feinman - Jill's ex-boyfriend
Hugo - busboy, clumsy
Andy papas- the cook at the pancake house

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- Cukita's mother
- Cukita's father
- Cukita's sibling

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Fortunado

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Sam- works at the grocery store
Patrick Maloney- husband of Mary, was killed
Jack Noonan- police who came to investigate Patrick's death
O'Malley- police who came to investigate Patrick's death
A doctor, two detectives, a police photographer, and a fingerprint expert- came to investigate Patrick's death

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The minor characters are Whitney, who was the traveler with Rainsford and Ivan who was Zaroffs bodyguard/ mute assistant.

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Seaton Elementary Lady
Walker-Jones Elementary Woman
Walker-Jones Elementary Girl
Narrator's Teacher

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The story starts in Jill's house as she is getting ready for work.
The main setting is the Ye Olde Pancake House, where Jill works.

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The story is set in New York in 1965.

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The catacombs of an Italian village
Darkness and claustrophobic attitude

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in the 1950s at the Maloney household, and briefly the supermarket.

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The setting was ship-trap island that took place after World War 1.

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Seaton Elementary Schol and Walker-Jones Elementary School in the late 1900s (probably around 1990) in Washington D.C. (based off Avenue names)

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the primary tone in pancakes was chaotic and

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On edge, suspicious, deceitful

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dramatic irony

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The primary tone in Most Dangerous game was very on-edge, and dark because of how it was written with foreshadowing and just suspenseful overall.

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The tone of "The First Day" is nervous because the Narrator is nervous throughout the story. She starts out nervous because it is her first day, but her worries grow as she is told that she must attend another school, one that her mother didn't want her to attend.

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Jill is an extreme perfectionist and often stresses about having everything in order and tidy. We get direct characterization when we see her thoughts showing her need to be perfect. She tells the audience how she feels overwhelmed when things don't go her way.

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Direct Characterization : Montresor is a vengeful person when he says he's going to get revenge for Fortunado insulting him

Indirect Characterization : Fortunado is a carefree person, when he drunkenly follows Montresor

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Rainsford is very empathic at then end because he goes from thinking that the animals have no feelins while being hunted, to understanding how it feels because of him being hunted. Zaroff is very careless and emotionless because he was bored of hunting animals so he decided to hunt humans instead with out caring how the humans feel.

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Mama is determined because she goes to 2 different schools and asks for help (which reveals to others and her daughter that she is illiterate) all to help her daughter get a proper education. This is an indirect characterization because even though the narrator never says that Mama is determined, it is implied through her actions that she is.

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Man vs. Self - The conflict is Jill's internal struggle against serving all of her customers perfectly when there is a shortage of staff and a rush of customers. On top of all of this stress, the customers are also on edge making it even more overwhelming for Jill.

Man vs. Man - Jill have to tend to all the customers by herself and they are all very short-tempered and demanding

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Mary Maloney killed her husband and is feigning her innocence while law enforcement struggles to find the weapon and person responsible for Patrick's death.

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Man v. Man because Zaroff starts to hunt Rainsford and they never really got a long.

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Man vs. Self - Mama is fighting with herself because she is illiterate and can't read or write

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Jill starts losing control

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The first climax is when Mary kills her husband, after this, the action starts to fall.
The second climax is when the police notice the lamb leg in the oven, this is the closest they come to finding the murder weapon and Mary has to keep her cool to cover up the crime.

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The climax of Most Dangerous game is when Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom because that is right before the hunting starts

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Mama has to ask another woman to fill out the forms for the Narrator's school admission. This reveals that Mama can't read or write which is a turning point in the story because it shows why Mama is so determined to help her daughter get a good education. This also reveals to the Narrator that her mother is illiterate.

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The theme is to not keep your standards too high

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betrayal and emotions can cause irrational behavior

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The theme is that competition can drive people to do inhumane things. This is the theme because Zaroff loves hunting and competition but got bored of animals so he started hunting humans.

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Most parents will try their hardest to provide their children with more than what they had when they were children.

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The point of view is first person told from Jill's perspective. We see all of her thoughts and feelings.

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Third person limited

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The POV is third person limited because we can only see Rainsford thoughts/feelings in the story.

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1st Person

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Foreshadowing - we get a flashback back to when Jill and Allen were dating and how she treated him and gives us some more details and reasons to why they broke up

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The structural elements are foreshdowing, when we found out Zaroff went to war and killed people, and suspense when the hunt was happening.

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The story starts with in-depth descriptions of the characters and the original setting before introducing minor problems and solutions leading up to the climax, where it is revealed that Mama is illiterate. Then comes the falling action where the Narrators' forms are filled and dialogue between characters is used to create the scene. Finally, the resolution is when Mama leaves the Narrator to attend school and the Narrator feels a sense of pride for her mother.

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Hello! its 2am (sparkles) and I got lazy so I just copy pasted some of the stuff from my group padlet after a while
Ngl I'll prolly fail dawg, but figured I might as well add!
Good luck to all!! ^^

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The narrator/writer: Maya Angelou
She is a shy girl who doesn't speak much, but greatly admires her teacher, Ms. Flowers.

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First person innocent eye

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Her grandma
Teachers
Little brother

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Mrs. Flowers

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Her home and Mrs Flower's home

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When in the story it says "[I was] like an old biscuit, dirty and inedible. And then I met, or rather got to know, the lady who threw me my first life line"(Angelou 238), it expresses the theme that everyone needs a little help from someone else.

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Insecurity

In the story when the narrator says, "it would be fitting if I got a sunstroke died before they came outside" (Angelou 242), it shows the tone is expressing insecurity. In this case it's Maya's insecurity on how shes viewed.

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(we only read a part of the book so idk if you can say theres a climax..? plus I've already forgotten most of the story T~T)

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In the story when it says, "like an old biscuit, dirty and inedible. And then I met, or rather got to know, the lady who threw me my first life line"(Angelou 238), it shows her reflection being shes now grateful for what Ms. Flowers did for her. This is different from her younger self, where she felt more prideful thinking "it was enough to prove that she liked me" (Angelou 245).

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The most important noteworthy feature is figurative language, as it describes and  helps create a vivid picture of Mrs. Flowers, and Maya's admiration for her.

The narrator describes Mrs. Flowers as "the grace of control to appear warm in the coldest weather, and on the Arkansas summer days it seemed she had a private breeze which swirled around, cooling her"(Angelou 238).