The document discusses key elements of short stories, including that they are fictional works that can be read in one sitting. It notes that short stories use elements like plot, setting, characters, theme, exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution, and conflict to illustrate truths about life. It also discusses symbolism and different types of conflicts that may be present in short stories.
this slide show will help you to understanding what is story and its part, I tried to show all the basics but main elements of the story in the slide show.
this slide show will help you to understanding what is story and its part, I tried to show all the basics but main elements of the story in the slide show.
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Prepare a presentation or a paper using research, basic comparative analysis, data organization and application of economic information. You will make an informed assessment of an economic climate outside of the United States to accomplish an entertainment industry objective.
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2. What exactly is a short
story?
Always FICTION (something feigned, invented, or
imagined; a made-up story)
Able to read in one sitting
A GOOD short story presents enough lifelike
qualities to help us better understand ourselves and
our world.
Short Stories present us with a world of the author’s
imagination. The author has at least one important
purpose in mind: to illustrate a truth, or
generalization, about life.
3. What should I be thinking
while reading a short
story?
What happens? (PLOT)
When and Where does it happen?
(SETTING)
Who does it? (CHARACTER)
What does it mean? (THEME)
4. What exactly do those
words mean?
PLOT: Arrangement of action. The author must
select facts and place them in an interesting order.
SETTING: The time and place of the action.
CHARACTERIZATION: How the author presents
the character
Direct- A summary of character’s traits and
characteristics
Indirect- Through a character’s dialogue and action
THEME: The whole story, including the atmosphere
or feeling, makes up the theme. The whole story is
an image.
6. What do these have to do
with a short story?
Exposition: Introduction to the character, setting,
situation, and background of story
Narrative Hook: Introduction of the story’s conflict
Rising Action: Begins with the narrative hook, catches
attention and adds to the conflict
Climax: Highest point of emotional involvement, the
conflict peaks
Falling Action: Events stemming from the results of the
climax
Resolution: The final outcome or conclusion of conflict
7. Conflict
Man vs. Man: Man in conflict against another character
Man vs. Himself: Man in conflict with himself (inner
turmoil)
Man vs. Nature: Man in conflict with an aspect of nature
(blizzard, bear)
Man vs. Society: Man in conflict with a group of people
or society beliefs
Man vs. Fate: Man in conflict with that which he cannot
change
