C53 State Standards Semester 2

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Dynamic Character

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A character who undergoes significant internal change throughout the story, often due to the events of the plot.

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Reflection in Narrative

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A literary device that provides deeper insight into characters' motivations and growth, enhancing the overall story.

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Literary Elements: Foreshadowing and Flashback

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Both are techniques used in literature to provide context and depth to the narrative.

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Anne Frank's Reflection

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In 'The Diary of Anne Frank,' her reflections offer insight into her personal growth and resilience during challenging times.

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Example of Dynamic Character

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Pinocchio transforms from a selfish, lying child into a truthful hero, illustrating a dynamic character.

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Static Character

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A character who does not undergo significant change throughout the story.

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Round Character

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A well-developed character with complex traits and emotions, often experiencing growth.

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Flat Character

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A simple, one-dimensional character that lacks depth and complexity.

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Motivation in Literature

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The reasons behind a character's actions, which drive the plot and reveal their personality.

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Theme in Literature

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The central idea or message conveyed by a literary work, often reflecting broader human experiences.