1. Truth and Reality

2. How does what you see change as your perspective changes? What can be said for about “seeing the big picture”? http://www.picturemosaics.com/gallery/zoo m.php?i=12http://www.picturemosaics.com/gallery/zoo m.php?i=12

3. How do we define truth? What can color our reality?

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5. Video Questions What was the location and time of day of the event? What was being discussed in the interview? What happened during the interview? What was the man wearing? Glasses? Boots? Jeans? Tattoo? Was there any discernable writing on his shirt? What was the man’s hair color? What did he grab? Where did this event occur? Where there any witnesses? Who? Did the man say anything to her when he approached her?

6. Framed-story technique Story within a story Helps to position the reader’s attitude toward the tale Draws attention to the narrator's unreliability.narrator's unreliability –By explicitly making the narrator a character within the frame story, the writer distances himself from the narrator –he may also characterize the narrator to cast doubt on his truthfulness.

7. Ethan Frome Omniscient Narrator Sources of information vary from hearsay to direct interaction Frame is Prologue and Epilogue with the main story told in the chapters in between Similar to The Catcher in the Rye perhaps in structure (book end style), but very different in effect because of POINTS OF VIEW