- your first name
- the title of your book
- the name of the character
- who they are/the role they play in the book
- what makes them important to the book with evidence
- character traits and/or type with evidence See this site for a list of character traits: http://www.teachervision.fen.com/writing/resource/2669.html
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Characterization
Discuss one of the main characters from either the Fluke or Davidson books. Remember to include:
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Margarita
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Hannah Swensen
The main character (point of view)
The thing that makes her important to the book is that she was friends with the person who died and she was investigating the mystery of his death.
Hannah's character traits are kind (because she is nice to the people in lake eden and she complements them in a good way), she is cooperative(because she helps her friends also because when her friends casserole fell she gave them a recipe for the party), she is respectful because she is never rude to people)
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Hannah Swensen has the role of a main character. What makes Hannah important to the book is that she is the detective of the book and she discovers all the evidence needed to discover who the criminal is. One of Hannah's character traits is being jealous because she got jealous when Bill said that Shawna Lee's brownies were "hot" as in good. Hanna thought of making some of her own "hot" brownies. Hannah's brownies would include a brownie mix and jalapeno peppers to give Bill a taste of his own words.
Matthew Mata
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Mike
The main character's boyfriend
What makes Mike important in this mystery is that, he was a close friend to the person that died and he is the main character's boyfriend.
Mike is very brave because, 1) he is a cop, and 2)he is not afraid to spring into action when his help is needed.
Ysaira
ReplyDeleteCherry Cheesecake Murder by Joanne Fluke
Hannah Swensen-Main Character
Hannah is important to the book because she is the main character of the book. Hannah is also the detective of the story. She knows most of the suspects of the crime s that makes it a bit easier for her to dicover the criminal.
Hannah is hard-working. Hannah is hard-working because she worked alot on making the food n the Cookie Jar for the cast and crew. Also she worked on making cheesecake for the director since it's his favorite dessert.