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    Anecdotes-Textual Elements: Complete The Following Chart With Information About All The Characters in The Story

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    ANECDOTES- TEXTUAL ELEMENTS

    1. ORIENTATION

    Complete the following chart with information about all the characters in the
    story.
    ● Who? Characters

    Who What actions, characteristics or other info


    are associated with that person?

    Father He plays records on Sunday mornings when


    he is shaving
    He plays songs like sobbing.

    The great- grandmother

    ● Where? Places ___________________________________________

    ● When? Time _____________________________________________

    2. PROBLEM OR CONFLICT: What´s wrong? A problem disrupts the normal life or


    comfort of the characters and sets off a sequence of events.

    3. SOLUTION OR RESOLUTION: How the problem or conflict is solved.


    4. Point of view: 1st person (the main character telling the story; use of “I” and “me”) or
    3rd person (narrator telling the story; use of “he/she”, “him/her”)

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