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Title: Slumdog Millionaire Class Notes


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Slumdog Millionaire Class Notes
  • Characterization
  • Setting
  • Opening Conditions
  • Flashback

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Characterization
  • is the method used to develop a character.

3
Characterization
  • (1) showing the character's appearance
  • (2) displaying the character's actions
  • (3) revealing the character's thoughts
  • (4) letting the character speak
  • (5) getting the reactions of others

4
Setting
  • Time
  • Place

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Background Knowledge for Setting - Mumbai
  • Mumbai (formerly called Bombay)
  • Capital of the Indian state of Maharashtra.
  • Most populous city in India (2nd in world)
  • Population of approximately 14 million.

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Background Knowledge for Setting -Recent History
of Mumbai
  • The past two decades have seen an increase in
    violence.
  • Hindu-Muslim riots of 199293 in which more than
    1,000 people were killed.

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Opening Conditions
  • Introductory material which provides the opening
    conditions of the story, and presents other facts
    necessary to understanding the story.

8
Flashback
  • A flashback is a narrative technique that allows
    a writer to present past events during current
    events, in order to provide background for the
    current situation.

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Independent NotetakingRecord in your notes
  • How is Jamal Malik characterized in the opening
    sequence of Slumdog Millionaire?
  • How is the host of Who Wants to Be a
    Millionaire characterized in the opening
    sequence?
  • What is the setting? Provide three specific
    images that develop the setting.
  • What are the opening conditions of the story?
  • How is flashback used in the opening sequence?
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