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1) Julian is a major character in the story who bullies the main character August throughout the book. He calls August rude names and asks insensitive questions about his facial differences. 2) Julian is portrayed as a static and flat character. He does not change or develop at all over the course of the story and remains a bully. The author provides little background or depth to Julian's character. 3) Key events involving Julian include him giving August a rude tour on his first day of school and getting punched in the mouth by Jack for calling August a "freak".
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This PowerPoint document summarizes the character of Jack Will from the novel Wonder. It provides background on Jack, describing how he initially didn't want to help with the school tour but decided to go when he learned Julian was attending. It notes that over the course of the story, Jack learned not to care what others think of his friendship with August. The document also categorizes Jack as a minor character in the story, a dynamic character who changes over time, and a round character because readers learn many details about his personality and feelings.
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Jack initially didn't want to help with the school tour but decided to go when he learned Julian was attending. He felt bad for August after witnessing how Jamie treated him in the park. Throughout the story, Jack becomes August's best friend and learns not to care about what others think of their friendship. He demonstrates character development from initially blaming the school principal to choosing to remain friends with August even when others turned against them.
Mr.Tushman
Mr. Tushman is the principal of Beecher Prep school and a friend to the main character August. He has a distinctive smile that makes him look like a jack-o-lantern. While minor characters like Henry only play small roles, August is the major character whose experience drives the entire story. August changes and develops over the course of the book, making him a dynamic character, whereas Summer remains consistent and is therefore a static character. Justin is described as a flat character because only basic details are provided about him, while August is a round character because significant background details reveal multiple dimensions to his character.
Wonder Character Auggie
Auggie Pullman is the main character of the book Wonder. He has Treacher Collins Syndrome which affects his face. The book follows Auggie through his fifth grade year and how he survives despite how others see his appearance. Auggie changes from feeling heavyhearted about his face to feeling more confident by the end of the book as he makes friends and fits into his new school. He is described as a round character because the author fully develops his personality, thoughts, and feelings over the course of the story.
Jack will
Jack Will is a major, static, and round character in Wonder. He lives with his mom and little brother. Jack befriends August on his first day of middle school, staying loyal to him even when others make fun of August. Throughout the story, Jack consistently stands up for August against bullies.
Wonder Project: August Pullman
Auggie Pullman is the main character of the book Wonder. He has Treacher Collins Syndrome which affects his facial features. The book follows Auggie through his fifth grade year and how he survives and makes friends despite how others see his appearance. Auggie lives with his parents and sister and has a close friend named Jack Will. He struggles with being bullied by one classmate, Julian Albans. Auggie changes and develops over the course of the story from feeling self-conscious to fitting in more by the end of fifth grade.
Auggie doggie
1) August is the main character of the story who narrates from his point of view.
2) He is the brother of Via and lives with his parents and sister. His sister is dating Justin.
3) August is a static, round character whose feelings and personality remain consistent throughout the story without undergoing significant change.
Wonder power point
This document provides character analysis for Justin from the book Wonder. It describes that Justin is Via's boyfriend. He enjoys playing the fiddle and acting. His tics lessen around Via because he is happy. Justin dislikes bullies. He is portrayed as a minor, static but round character who helps move the story forward regarding reactions to August's condition.
August
August is the main character of the story. He lives with his family but was sad when his dog Daisy passed away. He struggles to make friends at first but eventually befriends Summer, Jack, Amos, Miles, and Henry. The bully Julian starts problems at school and doesn't want to be August's friend. August enjoys playing tag and would join a Star Wars club. He is scared to start school at first since he was homeschooled but ends up loving it. August is a dynamic, round character central to the story who has had 27 facial surgeries.
unit1 wonder.pptx
The document provides descriptions of many characters from the book Wonder. It lists over 30 characters, describing their relationship to the main character August Pullman and giving brief details about each. It also includes study guide questions about plot points and characters from the book. The document serves to introduce the many characters and provide a study aid for remembering details from the story.
August class presentation
August is the main character of the book. In the beginning, August struggles with relationships but over time makes new friends like Summer. He enjoys activities like science fairs and reading but dislikes meeting new people. August is a dynamic character who goes to school over the course of the book and changes from long to short hair. He is a round character because details are provided about his medical history and personal life.
August pullman
August Pullman is the main character who is the youngest of two kids living with his parents and sister. He has a favorite dog named Daisy who died, and his favorite holiday is Halloween. August made friends like Via, Miranda, Summer, Jack, Justin and Daisy. He is a major character who changed many lives and caused drama, making him dynamic as he became less shy over the course of the story. He is also considered a round character because the story provides insights into his reactions to situations and relationships.
Wonder powerpoint 2
Jack Will is the main character who becomes friends with August after punching Julian at a nature trip. He hangs out daily with August and also enjoys the company of Henry, Amos, and Miles. Over the course of the story, Jack transforms from not wanting to be close with August to becoming his best friend, showing he is a dynamic character. Details are provided about Jack's family, friends, interests, and crush on Summer to portray him as a round character.
Task 9
Vladimir Propp analyzed Russian folk tales and identified that they consist of 31 plot elements and 8 character types, even though there are many characters. The document then discusses each of the 8 character types - the hero, villain, princess/prize, donor, helper, princess father, false hero, and dispatcher - and provides examples from stories like Hansel and Gretel, The Hunger Games, and Aladdin. It also discusses Todorov's theory that all stories follow the same structure of equilibrium, disequilibrium, and new equilibrium, as well as other structural concepts like open/closed, single/multi-strand, linear/non-linear, and realist/anti-realist narratives.
Task 9
Vladimir Propp analyzed Russian folk tales and identified that they consist of 31 plot elements and 8 character types, even though there are many characters. The document then discusses each of the 8 character types - the hero, villain, princess/prize, donor, helper, princess father, false hero, and dispatcher - and provides examples from stories like Hansel and Gretel, The Hunger Games, and Aladdin. It also discusses Todorov's theory that all stories follow the same structure of equilibrium, disequilibrium, and new equilibrium. Finally, it analyzes the children's book the author created using these structural concepts.
Wonder1
August is the main character of the story. He lives with his mom, dad, sister Via, and dog Daisy. Some of August's friends include Jack, Summer, Charlotte, and the two Maxes. Some people he initially disliked were Julien, Amos, and Henry but they became friends by the end. August is a major character who changes and grows over the course of the story as other characters' perceptions of him change from making fun of him to accepting him. He is a round character because the story provides many details about his appearance, personality, family, school, and relationships.
Via pullman
Via is the main character's older sister who has a close relationship with her grandmother who told her a secret before she passed away. Via has best friends Miranda and Ella but grows distant from them over the course of the book. She is interested in acting and takes the lead role in the school play after Miranda drops out.
Wonder character project
August is the main character of the story. He has a sister named Via and parents named Nate and Isabelle. He used to have a dog named Daisy but now has a dog named Bear. He has two best friends named Jack and Summer. At first, August cared what others thought about his facial differences, but he learns not to care as he gets used to the attention. August undergoes a change in the story and becomes more dynamic as he develops confidence in himself despite others' reactions. He is a round character because the author provides a full description of him.
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- 1. Wonder Character PowerPoint Project BY: PATRICK WYEN AUTUMN PRYOR AND DANA GILLEM
- 2. Julian
- 3. Julian’s Bio/Background Julian’s family members are his mom Melissa Perper Albans. In part 3 Summer, it says on page 122 “You would be a lot more popular if you didn’t hang out with him so much. I’m going to be completely honest with you: Julian likes you. He wants to ask you out. Julian doesn’t like August, Jack, Reid, Max G, and Max W. Julian likes Miles, Henry, Amos, Simon, Tristan, Pablo, Nino, Isaiah, Luca, Jake, Toland, Roman, Ben, Emmanuel, Zeke, Tomaso. Julian is involved in when they were giving August the tour, and when Jack punched him in the mouth.
- 4. Julian is a Major Character Julian is a major character because throughout the story he bullies August. An example of this is on page 29 Julian says, “What’s the deal with your face? I mean, were you in a fire or something?”. He also says on page 154 Julian gets punched in the mouth from Jack for calling August a “freak”. In my experience someone calling someone a “freak” and asking if you were in a fire or something is very rude. Julian is a big part of this story because he is the bully of the story and most of the book is about August and half of the book Julian is bullying August.
- 5. Julian is a Static Character Julian is a Static Character. Julian is a static character because throughout the story he hasn’t changed at all. In the beginning of the story he was a bully to August and at the end of the story he still was. At the end of the story Julian showed no maturity from throughout the year. I would think that he would change throughout the book with August around but he didn’t.
- 6. Julian is a Flat Character Julian is a Flat Character. Julian is a Flat Character because the author R.J. Palacio shows no detail about him. He is also a flat character because he had been in the background and had been bullying August and Jack Will the whole entire story