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This document provides instructions for a GCSE media studies assignment on character roles in science fiction films. Students are asked to write a short biography for each character describing their role based on Propp's list, typical characteristics, what actions or events they will be involved in, and how they end up at the conclusion of the narrative. They are then instructed to watch a clip and see if the actual character matches their expectations.
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