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Fill in this chart with a definition and an example …

Fiction Fundamentals

Explanation / Example

Plot

 

Conflict

 

Pacing

 

Setting

 

Cultural considerations

 

Character

 

Dialogue

 

Theme and meaning

 

Style and Voice

 

Point of View

 

Diction

 

Allusions

 

This week the chart you've been working on since Week 02 should be complete.  The assignment is really super simple.  All you need to do is fill in the chart with a definition of the element (plot, conflict, setting, etc.) and an example of how that works in a story.  You don't need to use your story for the example.  You can use an example from the text or from other stories you've read.  It is important to remember to have both pieces, however, the definition and the example.  The chart already has the element of diction filled out with a definition and example, so use that as your guide.

Fiction Fundamentals

Explanation / Example

Plot

Conflict

Pacing

Setting

Cultural considerations

Character

Dialogue

Theme and meaning

Style and Voice

Point of View

Diction

Diction refers to the words you choose to convey voice, characterization, setting, symbolism, etc. "So we decided to hang him" in Donald Barthelme's story uses blunt, understated, and tough diction to convey the crazy character and absurd mood of the story.

Allusions