Title and Author (COJ)
Conversion of the JewsPhilip Roth
Characters (COJ)
Ozzie, Itzy, Ozzie's mom, Rabbi Binder, Yakov Blotnik
Setting (COJ)
Strict Religious Community
Plot Summary - Exposition (COJ)
Ozzie questions Authority
Plot Summary - Rising Action (COJ)
Ozzie runs to the roof
Plot SUmmary - Climax (COJ)
Ozzie makes everybody kneal
Plot Summary - Falling Action, Resolution (COJ)
Ozzie Jumps off the roof
Literary Terms Used (COJ)
Religios Imagry and Irony
Climax and Conflict (COJ)
No body listens and he runs onto the roofMan vs. ManMan vs. Society(Man vs. Religion)
Title and Author (Fluer)
FluerLouise Erdrich
Characters (Fleur)
Fleur Pillager, Lilly Veddar, Pauline, Dutch, Fritzie, Pete, Misshepeshu, Tor Grunewald
Setting (Fleur)
Summer 1920, Argus, North Dakota
Plot Summary - Exposition (Fleur)
Fleur drowns in Lake Turcot twice
Plot Summary - Rising Action (Fleur)
Fleur plays cards and wins one dollar each time
Plot Summary - Climax (Fleur)
Fleur is raped by Lily
Plot Summary - Falling Action (Fleur)
Fleur moves back to Lake Turcot with her baby
Plot Summary - Resolution/Denouemont (Fleur)
Pauline makes frequent visits to Fleur
Theme (Fleur)
Female Power
Literary Terms Used (Fleur)
Magical Realism, Imagry
Climax and Conflict (Fleur)
Fleur gets rapedMan vs.
Man
Title and Author (Grave)
The GraveKatherine Ann Porter
Setting (Grave)
At a graveyard in 1903
Characters (Grave)
Miranda, Paul
Plot Summary - Exposition (Grave)
Miranda and Paul find treasures in Grandpa's old grave
Plot Summary - Rising Action (Grave)
Miranda and Paul start hunting small animals
Plot Summary - Climax (Grave)
Paul shoots and kills a pregnant rabbit
Plot Summary - Falling Action (Grave)
Miranda and Paul vow never to tell anyone
Plot Summary - Resolution/Denouement (Grave)
Reader learns that whole thing is a flashback
Theme (Grave)
Everybody grows up, even if they think they never will.
Literary Terms Used (Grave)
Flashback, Lyrical, Imagry
Climax and Conflict (Grave)
Kill Pregnant RabbitMan vs. SelfMan vs. Nature
Title and Author (Harrison)
Harrison BergeronKurt Vonnegut
Characters (Harrison)
Harrison Bergeron, Hazel, George, Ballerina, Diana Moon Glampers
Setting (Harrison)
Future where everyone is equal
Plot Summary - Exposition (Harrison)
Harrison breaks out of jail
Plot Summary - Rising Action (Harrison)
Goes to studio
Plot Summary - Climax (Harrison)
Takes off handicaps
Plot Summary - Falling Action (Harrison)
Invites ballerina to be his empress
Plot Summary - Resolution/Denouement (Harrison)
Bergeron and the ballerina are shot and killed
Theme (Harrison)
Rebellion and the consequences of it
Literary Terms Used (Harrison)
Magical Realism, Dramatic Irony
Climax and Conflict
Invites Ballerina to be his empressMan vs. SocietyMan vs.
Man
