https://padlet.com/rcaesar/q86j8x8ktott Ronaldo, Seanjaya, Jefferson en-us 2018-03-21 04:42:34 UTC 2018-03-21 05:21:29 UTC hello@padlet.com rcaesar https://padlet.com/rcaesar/q86j8x8ktott/wish/244362988 Definition:
Plot refers to any events that happens throughout a story.
Conflict is necessary to make a story good.

The six basic plot conflicts:
- Character vs Character (Basically a story with conflict between two characters, ussually between protagonist and antagonist)
- Character vs Nature (Basically where the main character is faced with conflict with nature conflict, usually things like natural disasters)
- Character vs Self (This is where the character is facing conflict with his/ her own personality and such)
- Character vs Society (This is the story where the main character has to go up against the rest of society)
- Character vs supernatural (This is basically the character facing conflict with unexplainable and unbelievable events/ entities, things such as ghosts, vampires and other supernatural entities/ events)
- Character vs Destiny (The story where the character is facing conflict with a pre- decided destiny/ fate)

Example and Explanation:
Character vs Nature: The movie "2012", where the main character is facing the end of the world which is a series of natural disasters
Character vs Self : Chuunibyou, where the main protagonist is facing against his past self, which he finds humiliating.
Character vs Society: Uchiage Hanabi, where the two main character's decisions were opposed by the rest of the characters
Character vs Supernatural: The Mummy, the main character battles an undead Mummy Pharaoh, which is considered as a supernatural entity
Character vs Destiny: Kimi no na wa, where the main character tries to change the destiny of his beloved.

]]> 2018-03-21 04:46:10 UTC https://padlet.com/rcaesar/q86j8x8ktott/wish/244362988 sludy https://padlet.com/rcaesar/q86j8x8ktott/wish/244363437 5 Parts of Literature

1. Exposition:
Beginning of the story that introduces:
-conflict
-character
-setting
Example: Romeo and Juliet's families hated each other, but Romeo and Juliet met in a party and fell in love.

2.  Rising Action:
Conflict within a character or between one or more character.
Example: Romeo visits Juliet on a balcony one night, and then she sends a message to him through her nurse. They got married without telling their families. Juliet's father ordered her to marry someone else. Juliet fakes her death, sending a message to Romeo to let him know, but he hears of her death and doesn't get the message.

3. Climax
The turning point; the point of the action.
Example: Romeo kills himself because he taught Juliet was dead. But Juliet wakes from her sleep and sees Romeo dead, and kills herself.

4. Falling Action
Action and events that occur after the climax
Example: Both of their families cried for their death.

5. Resolution
End of story where the conflicts of problems are solved.
Example: Romeo and Juliet's death ended their family's hate to one another and have peace.]]> 2018-03-21 04:51:00 UTC https://padlet.com/rcaesar/q86j8x8ktott/wish/244363437 sludy https://padlet.com/rcaesar/q86j8x8ktott/wish/244364316

]]> 2018-03-21 05:00:30 UTC https://padlet.com/rcaesar/q86j8x8ktott/wish/244364316 rcaesar https://padlet.com/rcaesar/q86j8x8ktott/wish/244364949 The setting determines the background of where and when the story is placed. Settings can reveal conflicts and plot, determines how it affects the character's emotions and actions during the event. It also provides context to what is happening and makes the story more clear. Setting can determine the mood of the event and story.

Example:
In an anime movie named "Fireworks, Should we See it From Top or Bottom" a.k.a "Uchiage Hanabi". In one scene, the two main character are spending the time together at night while watching the beautiful fireworks. This helps set the mood for a romantic atmosphere between the two characters. 

Explanation:
The settings of the scene reveals that the two characters are in love, the setting doesn't only set up the mood but also explains the story of the scene, where it also provides a brief prediction of what is going to happen next.]]> 2018-03-21 05:06:02 UTC https://padlet.com/rcaesar/q86j8x8ktott/wish/244364949