1. Point of View Have out your stem list 9.
Have out your pen and grading pen.
Bring your literature book.

2. multiple choice quiz

3. Monday Schedule
1st Hour—10-10:40 2nd Hour—10:45-11:25 3rd Hour—11:30-12:10 Lunch—12:10-1:00 5th Hour—1:00-1:40 6th Hour—1:45-2:25 7th Hour—2:30-3:10

6. Point of View

7. “The Forty Thieves”

11. “The Forty Thieves” Omniscient View: fairy tale quality
Purpose: to entertain (escape literature)
Conflict: Man vs. Man
Objectionable Elements:
lying, stealing, greed, murder

12. Author’s Tone: sympathetic Theft goes unpunished.
Ali Baba is presented as a noble character
Morgiana is guilty of deceit and murder, yet she is the heroine.
Theme: Craftiness is a quality that brings success.

13. Objectionable Elements in Literature
A work of literature should treat evil in the same way it is treated in Scripture. If not, its content is not good.

14. 3 Criteria
1. gratuitousness—Is the representation of evil purposeful or is it present for its own sake? (II Tim. 3:16-17)
2. explicitness—Is the representation of evil so graphic or realistic that it becomes a temptation?
3. moral tone—Is evil made to appear dangerous and repulsive? (Isa. 5:20)

15. “Vice must always disgust.”
–Samuel Johnson

16. Stem List #9 quiz tomorrow

17. ine

18. nature of

19. ous

20. full of

21. fid

22. faith

23. tract

24. pull

25. graph

26. write

27. path

28. feeling

29. lat

30. side

31. theo

32. God

33. hexa

34. six

35. ambul

36. walk

37. phile

38. love

39. in

40. in or not

41. nomy

42. law

43. lith

44. rock

45. co

46. together

47. platy

48. flat

49. topo

50. place

51. hedron

52. sided object

53. sci

54. know

55. fract

56. break

57. -ar

58. relating to

59. fin

60. end

61. caco

62. bad

63. a

64. not

65. hetero

66. different

67. RESUME COVER LETTER
*Due Next Friday *See Directions and Sample Paper on website. *Professional and Creative writing

68. RESUME COVER LETTER
*Due Next Friday *See Directions and Sample Paper on website. *Professional and Creative writing

69. Point of View Have out your poem. Have out your pen and grading pen.
Bring your literature book.

70. Stems List 9 Quiz
25 points

71. RESUME COVER LETTER
*Due Next Friday *See Directions and Sample Paper on website. *Professional and Creative writing

72. RESUME COVER LETTER
*Due Next Friday *See Directions and Sample Paper on website. *Professional and Creative writing

73. THE OPEN WINDOW

74. Saki (H.H. Munro) 1870-1916 British author born in Burma
difficult childhood
writes with an impersonal, yet witty and entertaining style
famous for his use of ironic humor and cynicism

75. Primary viewpoint: limited-omniscient— focused on Mr. Nuttel
*Changes to omniscient in the last line
Primary viewpoint: ________-___________ focused on Mr. Nuttel

76. Nuttle Easily intimidated Socially uncomfortable Disturbed nerves
Gullible
Self-centered
Cowardly
Continue list . . .

77. Vera: “self-possessed young lady of 15” very perceptive discerning
deceitful
a great storyteller

78. “Then you know practically nothing about my aunt?”
Foreshadowing
“Then you know practically nothing about my aunt?”

79. Point of View: Opening—Limited Ominiscient
Framton is the center of attention.
Conclusion—Omniscient
“Romance at short notice was her specialty.”
Allows the reader to grasp the irony of the situation