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Title: Short Story Notes (Continued)


1
Short Story Notes (Continued)
  • Setting, Mood, Suspense,
  • and Indeterminate Ending

2
Setting(I know this is review, but write it down
anyway. Thanks!)
  • The time and place in which the events of a
    story, novel, or play occur
  • The setting often helps create a(n) mood or
    atmosphere
  • Setting is not just physical, however it
    includes customs, ideas, values, and beliefs of a
    particular time

3
Mood
  • The feeling, atmosphere, or emotional quality
    that an author creates in a literary work
    established through setting and descriptive
    language

4
Whats the mood of this painting?
  • The Sleeping Gypsy, Henri Rousseau, 1897

Why do you think this? ______________ ____________
____________________
5
Whats the mood of this painting?
  • The Hungry Lion Throws Itself on the Antelope,
    Henri Rousseau, 1905

Why do you think this? _________________ _________
___________________________
6
Suspense
  • The growing interest and excitement readers
    experience while awaiting a climax or resolution
    in a work of literature.
  • To build suspense, an author may use
    foreshadowing or clues to what will happen next
    as well as a number of other literary devices.

7
Suspense
  • Think of a suspenseful story that you have seen,
    heard, or read (books, short stories, movies,
    etc).
  • What was the story about?
  • What made it suspenseful? Give details.
  • How did the suspense make you (the audience)
    feel? Explain.

8
Foreshadowing
  • The authors use of clues that hint at events
    that will occur later in the plot helps build
    suspense and prepare readers for whats to come
  • Hint The jungle picture we saw earlier
    foreshadows the setting of the story were about
    to read

9
Foreshadowing
  • Reread the following passage from the The
    Flowers
  • By twelve oclock, her arms laden with sprigs of
    her findings, she was a mile or more from home.
    She had often been as far before, but the
    strangeness of the land made it not as pleasant
    as her usual haunts. It seemed gloomy in the
    little cove in which she found herself. The air
    was damp, the silence close and deep.

Weve talked about how the mood changes in this
passage before, but how is this passage also
foreshadowing what happens next in the story?
Explain.
10
Indeterminate Ending
  • An ending in which no resolution is reached.
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