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1st person: narrator is the protagonist
2nd person: narrator is talking to you as a character
3rd person: narrator is an outside observer
limited: one character, one time, one place
omniscient: any character, anytime, anywhere
Characters:
Rooster Cogburn (U.S. Marshal): witness, killed Whartons
Odus Wharton: Surviving family member of Wharton family
Goudy: Odus Wharton's lawyer, cross examines Cogburn
Barlow: Lawyer, prosecutor ("on Cogburn's side")
Judge Parker: ruthless judge presiding over trial
On your 3x5 card, answer the following SAQ prompt:
How does telling the courtroom scene from Mattie's point of view affect your understanding of the scene and characters?
HW: Read Ch. 4 (very short)
LO: I will analyze how the narrator’s point of view shapes fiction.
DC: Given a text, I will create an SAQ response, analyzing how a story is shaped by the narrator’s point of view, giving 2 examples to support my reasoning.
HW: Read Ch. 4 (very short)
Today's Prompt: How does telling the courtroom scene from Mattie's point of view affect your understanding of the scene?