1. Class 17 EWRT 1B

2. Quarter Countdown
• Class 18: Terms Exam 3
• Class 19: Library Workshop
• Class 20: Terms Exam Make-up or Re-take
• Friday week 11:
• Self assessment due before noon.
• Revision of essay 2 or 3 due
• Class 21: Film
• Class 22:
– Final Exam Comprehensive Terms test
– Research Paper: Essay #4 due

3. AGENDA
• Presentation: Terms for
Exam 3 (next class)
• Film Screening.

4. TERMS
• Novel: a lengthy fictitious prose narrative portraying
characters and presenting an organized series of events
and settings. Novels are accounts of life and involve
conflict, characters, action, settings, plot, and theme.
This is considered the third stage of the development
of imagination fiction, following the epic and the
romance.
• Pathos: A quality of a play’s action that stimulates the
audience to feel pity for a character. Pathos is always
an aspect of tragedy, and may be present in comedy as
well.

5. • Personification: a figure of speech in which abstractions, animals, ideas,
and inanimate objects are endowed with human form, character, traits,
or sensibilities.
• Protagonist: the leading character of a drama, novel, etc. This is not
always the hero, but is always the principal and central character whose
rival is the antagonist.
• Scene: the place where some act or event occurs. Sometimes the term
is used for an incident or situation in real life. It is also the division of an
act of a play or a unit of dramatic action in which a single point is made
or one effect obtained.
• Drama: A prose or verse composition, especially one telling a serious
story, that is intended for representation by actors impersonating the
characters and performing the dialogue and action. A serious narrative
work or program for television, radio, or the cinema.

6. Homework
• Read: Defining the Trickster: This is
posted under "Secondary Readings"
• Post # 20: Using either or both
"Transformation of the Trickster”
and “Defining the Trickster,” discuss
the film by identifying traits of the
trickster that correspond to Osama’s
character, motivations, and
outcome.
• Study: Terms