THE NOVEL: GREAT EXPECTATIONS

prose

“ordinary writing“, using normal word s and sentences, without any special patterns or rhymes

realism

showing things as they are in reality, without idealising or exaggerrating them

bildungsroman

novel that shows how the main character grows up and changes over time; “ educational novel”

loss (Bildungsroman)

protagonist experience a ___,usually during their early formative.

Journey(Bildungsroman)

protagonist embarks on a ___,which can be physical or metaphorical

conflict(Blidungsroman)

protagonist meet ___ along the way and is usually at odds with society

maturity(Bildungsroman)

protagonist demonstrates significant change, psychlogical growth, and ___

mise en scéne

everything seen on the screen in a film, such as actors, costumes,props,scenery, and lighting

long shot

types of camera shot that shows the full length of the subject and their place within the scene.

mid shot

tyoe of camera shot that shows the subject from around the waist(sometimes knees)up to their head

close-up

type of camera shot that tightly frames a person,object, or detail at close range

extreme close-up

type of camera shot that frames a person, object, or detail taking up most or all of the frame.

construal

our ability to conceive and portray the same situation in different ways

specificity

when we describe a character, scene or object in great detail

trajector

the most prominent entity or object in a relationship

landmark

the secondary or background focus in a relationship

symbolism

where a writer uses concrete object or phenomenon to represent an abstract or complex ides

explicit (vocab)

something that is stated clearly and in detail, without leaving any room for confusion or doubt

implicit (vocab)

something that is not stated directly, but can be understood by something else

Machiavellian

using clever but often dishonest methods to deceive people and gain power or control