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Bellringer: Journal Entry What are your first impressions of All The Light We Cannot See ? For the next 10 minutes, you will be writing non- stop. It does.

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1 Bellringer: Journal Entry What are your first impressions of All The Light We Cannot See ? For the next 10 minutes, you will be writing non- stop. It does not matter how much you write, it just has to be within ten minutes. Online Stopwatch

2 Symbolism Using an object or concept to represent a larger idea A symbol’s meaning may shift depending on the context Function in the text: makes texts more interesting to read, leaves clues to be figured out by the reader, repetition of symbols is called a motif

3 Characterization When the author makes a point to tell the reader about a character The analysis of a character over time Function in the text: exposition, point of view, gives the reader a first impression – something to build upon as he/she reads

4 Setting Time and place Includes atmosphere (how something feels because of the setting) Function in the text: exaggerates choices made by characters, sets the mood, lets the reader know when the story is happening (context clues)

5 Museum of Natural History - Paris

6 Paris, France

7 St. Malo, France “The City Between Walls”

8 4 Rue Vauborel

9 Zollverein, Germany

10 Zollverein, Germany - Mine

11 Exit Ticket Make an inference about either Marie- Laure or Werner, What do you think will happen to them in this story and why? For next class:

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