6.04 Guided Notes: "A Journey's End"

How to use these guided notes: As you read Lesson 6.04, fill in the right side of the chart with a definition and/or examples of the vocabulary term on the left.

A Grand Finale (pg. 2)

Review the key components of the falling action and resolution
Falling Action - Description:
Falling Action - Hero's journey phases that occur:
Resolution - Description:
Resolution - Hero's journey phases that occur:
Take note of how the hero's journey comes to an end. Save or print the Hero's Journey Archetype Reference Sheet to guide you.

Send a Message (pg. 3)

Vocabulary	Definition / Example
Universal Theme:
Write down the universal theme for your hero's journey:
Take a moment and think about your narrative's possible universal theme. Start with the topic. If someone were to read your hero's journey, which topic would they believe the conflict mostly revolves around? Is it destiny, fear, growth, good vs. evil, or something different? Once you have your topic, ask yourself what lesson your hero teaches the reader about that topic. The answer to this question is your universal theme.

Revise and Edit (pg. 5)

Vocabulary	Definition / Example
Revising - What is the process of revising and what are some questions you can ask yourself while revising?
Editing - What is the process for editing and what should you check your draft for during this process?

What are the 4 rules for incorporating dialogue correctly?
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