Story Mapping – Francesca Simon

This video explains how to identify soliloquies in a play and interpret their meanings.

This video discusses verbal, situational, and dramatic irony as well as omniscient point of view.

This video defines epiphany as well as claim.

This video introduces the topic of characterization.

This video discusses how to draw conclusions while reading.

This video describes the use of flashback in a story.

This video covers the types of irony used by authors.

A video on setting.

A video about how an author uses flashbacks in writing.

A video about character motivation- intrinsic and extrinsic motivation.

A video on how an author uses foreshadowing to drop hints and build suspense.

This video is about how writers use characterization to show what a character is like.

A video titled "Archetypes" that reviews common archetypes found in literature.

A video titled "Symbolism and Meaning" identifying what symbols can be in a story, what they mean, and how they relate to the theme.

A video titled "Purpose of Conflict" which details the different types of conflict a character might face in a story.

This video, entitled "Presenting on Shakespeare," details how to recognize theme in Shakespeare's work

A video titled "Incorporating Dialogue" that explains how to include and write dialogue in a narrative.

A video titled "Foreshadowing and Flashback" that explains how to include foreshadowing, flashback and flash-forward in a narrative.

A video titled "Conflict in Drama" that explains how to add conflict while writing a drama.

A video titled "Conflict" depicting the difference between internal and external conflict.

A video titled "Concluding a Play" that explains how to write the conclusion to a play.

A video titled "Analyzing Theme" depicting five ways to look closer at the theme of a story.

This video explains the role of dialogue in a drama.