Clon de Clon de The Necklace Elements of a Short Story by Natali Fernanda Salinas Vel�squez https://padlet.com/natalisalinas1/oxi2n2jcfbze6rse Guy de Mauppasant en-us 2022-11-03 16:23:04 UTC 2022-11-03 16:49:53 UTC hello@padlet.com Plot☆ natalisalinas1 https://padlet.com/natalisalinas1/oxi2n2jcfbze6rse/wish/2368764245 A sequence of events that triggers the story itself.
a. Opening / Introduction
The characters are introduced, the setting is introduced. 
b. Rising Action.
The conflict becomes evident.
Throws out possible obstacles and tasks to be performed or fixed by the characters.
Most likely, the bad guy will appear.
And the bad guy moves into the story being a problem agent.
c. Climax
The turning point of a story, in which the characters get inspired an achieve a sense of "what to do now"
d. Falling Action
Reaction to the climax outcomes
e. Conclusion / Resolution
If you have a conclusion, you have tied all the knots.
On a resolution, some issues are solved, but not all.   


-introduction

Matilda was a girl that was caught by the greed and everything were not enough.

-rising action
one day hers husband bring her a letter that was a invitation, but she said that she don't wanna go because she didn't have anything to wear but hers husband gave her an idea , borrows hers rich friend some accessories.matilda go to hers friends house and she borrow to matilda some accessories but she focused in one really pretty, then she lost the accessory, so she work 10 years to pay it, and then she meet hers friend, and she said the accessory was fake.

-climax:
Mathilda was shocked knowing the climax was a fake one. 

- conclusion:
the accessory was fake, yet she kept her word in returning it, but it came with a price to pay. 
]]> 2022-11-03 16:23:04 UTC https://padlet.com/natalisalinas1/oxi2n2jcfbze6rse/wish/2368764245 Setting☆ natalisalinas1 https://padlet.com/natalisalinas1/oxi2n2jcfbze6rse/wish/2368764246 The place where it happens, when it happens,  and under which cultural circumstance the story develops. 
Culture plays a vital role in how the characters react throughout the story. Example, Romeo and Juliet.  

late 1800s in Paris suburban area. Not rich, not poor. In a French society where opulence and materialistic pressure takes a toll on the characters. ]]> 2022-11-03 16:23:04 UTC https://padlet.com/natalisalinas1/oxi2n2jcfbze6rse/wish/2368764246 Characters☆ natalisalinas1 https://padlet.com/natalisalinas1/oxi2n2jcfbze6rse/wish/2368764247 Protagonist
Centered on his life. He holds true to all cultural mandates and expectations. The perception we have of him / her is positive. It matches our values and moral codes.  

Antagonist
Nemesis of the Protagonist. It represents an opposite force fighting with the protagonist's ideals and values. He counteracts what society considers positive.  

protagonist:
matilda

antaginist:
matilda's husband
matilda's friend


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Man vs Nature
Solidarity with the ones in need
Too much power sickens the mind
Humans vs AI
Women vs Society
Redemption
Vengeanca at all cost

The theme of a story is the excuse an author has to apply storytelling techniques to satisfy the readers.

The theme is that the greed lead you to do stupid things, you have to be satisfy with what life gives to you .]]> 2022-11-03 16:23:04 UTC https://padlet.com/natalisalinas1/oxi2n2jcfbze6rse/wish/2368764251 Conflict☆ natalisalinas1 https://padlet.com/natalisalinas1/oxi2n2jcfbze6rse/wish/2368764252 a. Internal 
Character´s initiate the conflict based on their own characteristics. 


b. External
The character´s receive backlashes from its atmosphere. This makes our character´s react. 

The conflict is internal because she really wants the necklace only for her self to be "pretty".]]> 2022-11-03 16:23:04 UTC https://padlet.com/natalisalinas1/oxi2n2jcfbze6rse/wish/2368764252 point of view☆ natalisalinas1 https://padlet.com/natalisalinas1/oxi2n2jcfbze6rse/wish/2368764256 lFirst Person
a. Limited, means the protagonist is going along the story not knowing what will happen.

b. Omniscient, the narrator knows exactly how the story ends. 
Third Person
A narrator outside the box, just telling information

-In the story of the necklace the point of view is third person/ limited because she don't know whats is gonna happen in the future.

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