Formerly Feral

Who is a protagonist?

• The main character or leading figure in a story, movie, or play.
• The person who opposes the main character
• A minor background character
• The antagonist's sidekick

Static characters usually...

• remain the same
• are always unpredictable
• have dynamic personalities
• change constantly

Flat characters...

• are only evil

• can't be heroes

• have only one visible trait

• are always secondary

Metafiction is

• A type of non-fiction writing
• A form of poetry
• A genre of science fiction
• A literary device where the author intentionally draws attention to the artificiality of the story or the act of storytelling.

Postmodernism is about

• destroying the rules

• following the rules

• showing real feelings

• showing history

Monsters usually...

• appear to show madness

• warn you about the things you shouldn't do

• show only impossible things

• come only from legends

Zombies can be read as a fear of

• external forces

• losing control

• blindness

• religion

In "Formerly Feral" a monster is used:

• to show consequences of a divorce

• to make fun of school system

• to represent "ugliness" of female adolescence

• to show a wild side everyone has

In the last scene of the story:

• The main character runs away

• The main characters has a fight with her father

• The wolf destroys all the letters to the girl's sister

• Mother sells the house

The changing female body in "Formerly Feral"

• shows the way society perceives these changes

• makes fun of the process

• creates a catastrophe for people to feel bad