Objectives
Students will:
- Compare and contrast two different characters' perspectives on the events in a story.
- Explain how differences in characters' points of view can create suspense.
- Describe how and why a reader's understanding of a character might change as the plot of a novel progresses.
- Analyze how particular scenes and lines of dialogue reveal new or additional aspects of a character.
Skills Needed
Students must be able to:
- Define and identify examples of indirect characterization.
- Define suspense, and explain how it functions as a literary element.
