Intro to Short Fiction

By illustrating their deepening connection with nature despite urban surroundings.

Demonstrating their unaffected day-to-day life as if there is no war.

By showing the character prioritizing survival over morality.

Portraying them engaging in leisure activities typical of peacetime prosperity.

For ensuring there isn’t enough information provided about major figures involved.

For helping readers better understand other narrative aspects like plot twists

For filling space because they have no impact on progressions within stories

For complicating plots so much so that audiences cannot follow them easily

It presents an impartial account that encourages direct empathy for Heathcliff without intermediary influence.

It ensures all information about Heathcliff is relayed factually, providing clarity around his actions within the plot.

It reduces narrative interest since Nelly cannot know Heathcliff intimately, limiting insight into his motivations.

It adds layers and biases that challenge readers to question Heathcliff’s true nature beyond Nelly’s portrayal.

Motivations.

All of the above.

Relationships to the other characters.

Beliefs.

Incorrect answers

Incorrect replies

Stock answer

Incorrect answers

Blood on Lady Macbeth’s hands.

Duncan’s golden crown as king.

Banquo’s ghost appearing at dinner.

Swords used in battles throughout the play.

Second-person

Third-person limited

First-person

Omniscient

By having no direct interactions or conflicts with the protagonist throughout the story’s progression.

By being physically distant from most events involving the protagonist within a story’s plotline.

By contrasting sharply with the protagonist, it underscores certain characteristics or dilemmas faced by them.

By mirroring every action and thought of the protagonist, thus reinforcing their qualities uniformly.

Allegorical/Symbolic Character

Antagonist

Foil Character

Round Character

Man vs. Supernatural

Man vs. Society

Man vs. Technology

Man vs. Self