Designing Principle Start by turning the designing principle of your story into a theme line. The theme line is your view about right and wrong action, in this story, stated in one sentence. As you look again at the designing principle, focus on its key…
Designing Principle/Theme line: Courage and perseverance Theme Line Techniques Two techniques that I will choose to deploy in my story are repetition and symbolism. Repetition will be used in Terrys attempts to escape the desert that he’s stuck in, and the dead creatures and…
MORAL ARGUMENT Hero’s Beliefs and Values To be independent. But to also value family. Moral Weakness He loves his family but he wants to get away from them, he struggles with doing what’s right for himself because he feels like he can’t leave his…
Design Principle Making the story in a way to get some questions for the audience going into the world that you are trying to represent over the course. Get a good notion on how to explain the deep detail and the science evolved to the…
Designing Principle: When conflict occurs there is always two sides. Each side believes that one s right over the other. But in reality no one is right, they only do what they believe is morally right. Theme Line Techniques: The mark on his hand is…
Designing Principle The journey is more important than the goal/destination. Theme Line Techniques The people that will help you when you need it most is your close friends and family. Moral Choice Give up and stay alive or risk death and keep going. Moral Problem…
MORAL ARGUMENT Hero’s Beliefs and Values Kristina believes that her security comes from surrounding people. She believes at the beginning that self-worth doesn’t need to be recognized. She learns to value self-respect and self-worth. She values her close connections and acknowledges their importance. Moral Weakness…
Designing Principle In order for the team to succeed all must sacrifice something. Theme Line Techniques To learn anything new you must first learn from the past so you can let it go. Moral Choice Alakai: He needs to decide to leave the group behind…
OUTLINING THE MORAL ARGUMENT Designing Principle: Frustrated that his dream is deemed unworthy and insignificant, a boy confronts God to learn the grim truth about the world. Theme Line Techniques: You can’t always decide the outcome of your future. Moral Choice: Dream must choose between…
Tyler Layton NMD 343 Start by turning the designing principle of your story into a theme line. The theme line is your view about right and wrong action, in this story, stated in one sentence. As you look again at the designing principle, focus…
OUTLINING THE MORAL ARGUMENT Designing Principle Start by turning the designing principle of your story into a theme line. The theme line is your view about right and wrong action, in this story, stated in one sentence. As you look again at the designing principle,…
Designing Principle Blood is thicker than water. (Family is more important than a love interest) Moral Choice Killing the man she fell in love with to save her family that she loves more. Moral Problem Deciding between her own family and a man she just…
Filias Lunae: Moral Argument Outlining the Moral Argument Designing Principle Start by turning the designing principle of your story into a theme line. The theme line is your view about right and wrong action, in this story, stated in one sentence. As you look again…
Copy this outline, and use only the bold section, then answer each question. Keep any responses for the first section you complete in class, and add the second part as homework. To do In class Designing Principle Start by turning the designing principle of your…
Designing Principle Start by turning the designing principle of your story into a theme line. The theme line is your view about right and wrong action, in this story, stated in one sentence. As you look again at the designing principle, focus on its key…
