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Storyform for "Akeelah and the Bee"CHARACTER DYNAMICS:
PLOT DYNAMICS:
MAIN CHARACTER (Akeelah Anderson)
MAIN VS. IMPACT STORY (Breaking Down Preconceptions)
OVERALL STORY (Wiining the National Spelling Bee)
IMPACT CHARACTER (Dr. Larabee and Others)
ADDITIONAL STORY POINTS
VOCABULARY: Activity: an activity or endeavor Approach: one's methodology of doing or being Change: Akeelah Anderson changes her essential nature while attempting to solve the problem Changing One's Nature: transforming one's nature Choice: making a decision Closure: bringing something to an end or to completion Commitment: a decision to stick with something regardless of the consequences Conceiving an Idea: coming up with an idea Conscience: forgoing an immediate pleasure or benefit because of future consequences Contemplation: present considerations Control: directed, constrained Decision: in the plot, decisions force actions Delay: putting off until later Developing a Plan: visualizing how an existing idea might be implemented Disbelief: the belief that something is untrue Do-er: Akeelah Anderson looks for a physical solution to her problem Doing: engaging in a physical activity Dream: a desired future that does not fall within reasonable expectations Faith: accepting something as certain without proof Feeling: an emotional sense of how things are going Fixed Attitude: a fixed attitude or outlook Gathering Information: gathering information or experience Good: Akeelah Anderson ultimately succeeds in resolving her personal problems Hope: a desired future that falls within reasonable expectations How Things are Changing: the way things are going Impulsive Responses: innate responses Innermost Desires: basic drives and desires Logic: a rational sense of how things are related Logical: Akeelah Anderson uses inherently logical (linear) problem solving techniques Manipulation: a manner of thinking or demeanor Memories: recollections Morality: doing or being based on what is best for others Obtaining: achieving or possessing something Openness: willingness to reevaluate Oppose: an indirect detraction from another's effort Optionlock: the story climax occurs because all options have been exhausted Playing a Role: temporarily adopting a lifestyle Rationalization: an alternative explanation used to mask the real reason Responsibility: taking, accepting, or assuming control to the exclusion of others Self Interest: doing or being based on what is best for oneself Situation: a situation or environment Steadfast: Akeelah Anderson ultimately retains her essential nature Stop: regarding Akeelah Anderson, the audience is waiting for something to end Success: the original goal is achieved Support: indirect assistance given to another's efforts Temptation: the urge to embrace immediate benefits despite possible consequences The Future: what will happen or what will be The Past: what has already happened The Present: the current situation and circumstances Uncontrolled: directionless, unconstrained Understanding: appreciating the meaning of something |
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