Literary Devices by Nathalie Valencia https://padlet.com/nathalie_valencia/literarydevices4567 literarydevices.net en-us 2018-08-22 13:47:48 UTC 2023-01-20 09:23:40 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Folder.png Mauro and Jesus: MORAL 02193 https://padlet.com/nathalie_valencia/literarydevices4567/wish/274574688 A  moral is a lesson taught in a fable or in a literary work. For example is you read a small text or story , the moral is what the story taught you. In the fable, "The fox and the crow" the moral is to not believe in flatters. In the fable, "The tortoise and the hare" the moral is that you can be more succesful doing things slowly, than fast and careless.]]> 2018-08-22 14:10:09 UTC https://padlet.com/nathalie_valencia/literarydevices4567/wish/274574688 Ana Lety and Sofia 78921 https://padlet.com/nathalie_valencia/literarydevices4567/wish/274574794 Motivation
The result of an event or felling of revenge, happiness.
The ambition or eagerness to do something.

intrinsic: A motivation by your own personal rewards
extrinsic: A conduct that is the result of outer benefits like greed

Example 1: All actions committee by Hamlet are a result of his motivation, such as revenge, justification, and integrity of his character. -Hamlet

Example 2: all actions committed by Damen are the result of his desire to be with Ever. -Evermore the immortals]]> 2018-08-22 14:10:29 UTC https://padlet.com/nathalie_valencia/literarydevices4567/wish/274574794 Miguel and Vaca 78493 https://padlet.com/nathalie_valencia/literarydevices4567/wish/274575086 Climax: the climax is when the conflict reach its highest point.

Example #1: on the book of mice and men, when Lennie accidentally kill the wife of Curley, so George went to find him before the mob.


Example #2:  On Harry Potter the climax is when harry is about to fight with Voldemort.

]]> 2018-08-22 14:10:58 UTC https://padlet.com/nathalie_valencia/literarydevices4567/wish/274575086 Luis and Orlando 02244 https://padlet.com/nathalie_valencia/literarydevices4567/wish/274575251 Setting:  Is where something is positioned or where it takes place.

Examples:
 
''Wuthering heights (By Emily Bronte)
In Emily Bronte’s novel Wuthering Heights, its setting plays a vital role, as it reflects the mood of major characters and their actions, while contributing to its overall atmosphere. The novel has three main settings:

  1. The Moors
  1. Wuthering Heights
  1. Thrushcross Grange''


''The Passionate Shepherd to His Love (By Christopher Marlowe)
Christopher Marlowe’s poem The Passionate Shepherd to His Love is set in the countryside in the springtime. ''


]]> 2018-08-22 14:11:26 UTC https://padlet.com/nathalie_valencia/literarydevices4567/wish/274575251 Mauricio Juarez and Robert Rebolledo 78966 https://padlet.com/nathalie_valencia/literarydevices4567/wish/274575256 Theme:  the theme is the central idea in a literary work, which are, the general concept, explicit or implied

Examples: " I was a child and she was a child, in this kingdom by the sea"
- Annabel Lee, love theme

" Half a league, half a league, half a league onward, all the valley of death rode the six hundred 
-The Charge of the Light Brigade, war and death theme


                  ]]> 2018-08-22 14:11:28 UTC https://padlet.com/nathalie_valencia/literarydevices4567/wish/274575256 Mariana and Anagraciela 02314 https://padlet.com/nathalie_valencia/literarydevices4567/wish/274575833 Character- A character is a person, animal, object or thing in a story that speaks and perform actions. 

For example: There are different types of characters: Protagonist, antagonist, static, round, flat and stock characters.

A flat character is the one who reveals one or two personality traits in a story and a static character remains the same throughout the story. Events in the story does not affect the character. A round character is anyone who has a complex personality. He is conflicted. 

In the ''Beauty and the Beast''  Beauty is the protagonist the antagonist is Gaston.  The protagonist was Belle. ]]> 2018-08-22 14:13:05 UTC https://padlet.com/nathalie_valencia/literarydevices4567/wish/274575833 Ana Fer, Valentina and Daniela (Conflict) 02177 https://padlet.com/nathalie_valencia/literarydevices4567/wish/274578383  
Conflict: it is a literary device that involves two different forces mainly a protagonist and an antagonist. It also involves internal and external problems. External problem is when the protagonist takes part in a violent struggle with the antagonist. Internal problem is when the protagonist experiences different emotions and decides to make good of bad choices. 

An example of a conflict is Person vs Person: an example can be "Cinderella" The vilan is the step mother that tries to make Cinderella's life impossible. 

Another example is Person vs Nature: and example is "The Shallows" When the protagonist goes to surf and is attacked by a shark and tries to survive in the middle of the ocean.

]]> 2018-08-22 14:20:08 UTC https://padlet.com/nathalie_valencia/literarydevices4567/wish/274578383 Sebastian 02120 https://padlet.com/nathalie_valencia/literarydevices4567/wish/277777120 Example of setting- Like Harry Potter that J.K Rowling tells about Howgarts she explains what is Howgarts a school of wizards 

Conflict example-Hunger Games the example is that Katniss needs to fight against humans so he could live and survive 

Character example- one who is the bad is the antigonist and the other the good one is the protagonist 
Harry Potter is the protagonist and Voldemort is the antigonist 

Climax- In the three little pigs the confrontation between the wolf and the third pig. 

Moral- Pedro and the wolf that you should never lied because one day they would not belived the truth 

motivation- Harry  Potter saved all people winning agaisnt Voldemort

Theme-Lord of the flies the theme is survival ]]> 2018-09-04 22:40:53 UTC https://padlet.com/nathalie_valencia/literarydevices4567/wish/277777120