Character, Symbol, Irony, and Theme Analysis

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Flashcards covering key literary elements such as character types, symbols, irony, and thematic statements from the lecture notes.

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Dynamic Character

A character, like Jasmine, who undergoes significant internal change or growth throughout the story, demonstrating confidence and firm beliefs.

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Protagonist (Jasmine)

The main character, Jasmine, who is determined and intelligent. She would prefer to be an 'undocumented nobody' than 'someone else's somebody'.

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Antagonist (Racist Individuals/Society)

The opposing force, represented by society and racist individuals whose presence of speech/observation argues with Jasmine, but some individuals may end up seeing her perspective.

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Graffiti

A symbol representing hate speech, racism, and discrimination.

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Rally

A symbol of unity, activism, and justice.

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Situational Irony

The unexpected response of the school, which quickly covered the graffiti without addressing the underlying racial issue, contradicting expectations for an institution promoting diversity.

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Dramatic Irony

The audience knows Jasmine does not have official documents, but other characters at the rally are unaware of this fact.

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Theme: Thoughtful Actions

People need to be more thoughtful of their actions, as bad actions can cause others to feel hurt and disrespected, potentially leading to negative outcomes.

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Theme: Discrimination and Unity

When people experience discrimination because of stereotypes, it often leads them to unite with others to stand up against injustice.