Brookstone english 1

Usually with animals or inanimate objects, directly stats the moral at the end.

• Parable

• Fable

• Point of View

• Perspective

Usually with human characters, illustrates a moral lesson.

• Parable

• Fable

• Point of View (POV)

• Allegory

How is the story told?

• Perspective

• Point of View

• Fable

• Allegory

The thoughts of a character (or narrator), their world view. Who is framing the story>

• Point of View (POV)

• Perspective

• Fable

• Allegory

Represents the Working Class.

• Boxer

• Mollie

• Mr. Pilkington

• Mr. Frederick

Represents Germany and Hitler

• Boxer

• Mollie

• Mr. Pilkington

• Mr. Frederick

Represents the middle class.

• Boxer

• Mollie

• Mr. Pilkington

• Mr. Frederick

Represents the Winston Churchill (US/UK).

• Boxer

• Mollie

• Mr. Pilkington

• Mr. Frederick

A character that represents a concept beyond itself.

• Point of View

• Narrator

• The Symbolic Character

• Mood

Napoleon

• Joseph Stalin

• Leon Trotsky

• Vladmir Lenin

• Tsar Nicholas II