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Vocabulary-style flashcards covering the importance of humor, character creation, and the two methods of expressing dialogue and memories in creative writing.
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Narrative Structure
The requirement for a clear narrative to have a distinct beginning (simula), middle (gitna), and end (wakas).
Lihim na Sangkap (Secret Ingredient)
A metaphor used to describe humor in storytelling, which adds flavor, highlights characters, and maintains reader interest.
Character Development
A goal of humor where witty comments and unique perspectives give depth to a character's personality, making them more memorable.
Providing Relief (Pagbibigay ng Ginhawa)
A function of humor used to lighten the flow of a story during moments of tension or drama.
Smart Dialogue
An essential element for humor that reveals a character's personality, advances the story, and provides entertainment through clever remarks.
Timing
The key to effective comedy, specifically referring to the precise moment a punchline is delivered.
Humorous Observations
A character's unique or quirky perspective that provides amusing insights within a narrative.
Mannerisms (Tanging Gawi)
Unique habits or quirks of a character that help them stand out and contribute to the comedy.
Dialogue as a Secret Weapon
A concept by Christopher Fielden stating that humorous conversation shows character personality and keeps the reader engaged.
Direct or Tuwirang Pagpapahayag
A method of expression where characters state their dialogue, views, or feelings directly, typically using quotation marks.
Indirect or Di-Tuwirang Pagpapahayag
A method of expression where the narrator describes or relates the character's feelings or thoughts without using quotation marks.
Chuckberry Pascual
The author of the narrative excerpts 'Ang Nawawalang Bangus' and 'Si Miss Lanuza' used to illustrate storytelling techniques.
Backstory
A character's colorful past that provides necessary context for their specific style of humor.
Sonia, Bree, and Corazon
The characters featured in the direct expression excerpt 'Ang Nawawalang Bangus'.
Miss Lanuza and Karl
The characters featured in the indirect expression excerpt from the story 'Si Miss Lanuza'.