English, 09.04.2020 00:27 mlarsen5000

PROJECT: CHARACTERS AND POINT OF VIEW
Have you ever considered how an author starts writing a story? Sometimes, he gets an idea for a plot and start from there. Other times, he gets a vision of a character whose story must be told. Regardless of how the actual story starts, characters and characterization are an important part of any story.
The characters must be fully considered from a variety of perspectives so that the author knows these people personally, as if they were real people. After all, how will the author be able to tell their story if he does not know them?
In this project, you will become more familiar with how to create a character.
Your goals for this project are:
-Apply your understandings of character to original character sketches.
-Apply your understandings of point of view to original character sketches.
This project will be graded by my teacher, so keep your ideas to a PG or PG-13 level.
Now that you have considered all of these aspects, you are ready to write your character sketch. In order to do this, you will combine all of the information from each list and write two to three paragraphs on each of your characters. Your paragraphs will synthesize all of the information from these lists together. You will be turning this final product to your teacher for approval.

Pls help--->This project will be graded by my teacher, so keep your ideas to a PG or PG-13 level.

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