Journal Entry #7
Use your literature book to look up the following literary terms.
1. character: a person or animal who takes parts in the action of a literary work
2. conflict: a struggle between opposing forces
-internal: one that takes place within the mind of a character
-external: one in which a character struggles against some outside force
3. foreshadowing: the use, in a literary work, of clues that suggest events that have yet to occur
4. mood: the feeling created in the reader by a literary work or passage
5. protagonist: the main character in a literary work
6. antagonist: a character or force in conflict with a main character
7. setting: the time and place of the action
8. symbol: anything that stands for or represents something else
9. theme: a central message, concern, or purpose in a literary work
Chapter 10
Characters: Crispin, Cerdic, 4 men
Conflict: Crispin met 4 men who were waiting for him
Foreshadowing: the church was empty
Mood: nervous
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: Cerdic, 4 men
Setting: Church, manor house, mill
Symbol: The weapon (something will happen), the cross (freedom)
Theme: Do not trust anyone Chapters 11
Characters: Crispin, Father Quinel, 4 men, Aycliffe
2. Conflict:
- Internal: Crispin was trying to escape from the village
- External: Crispin is being chased by men
Foreshadowing: Father Quinel's death
Mood: serious, frightening
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: Somebody who killed Father Quinel
Setting: mill, river
Symbol: Father Quinels death- Crispin is not safe
Theme: Have to be independent
Chapters 12
Characters: Crispin
Conflict:
internal: He is trying to figure out how his going to live without freedom
Foreshadowing: Keep finding dead people.
Mood: Gloomy, worried
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: none
Setting: Forest, river
Symbol: Cross- hope
Theme: Sometimes when everything is gone, you have to believe yourself
Chapters 13
Characters: Crispin
Conflict:
internal: Crispin doesn't want to live
external: He has no food
Foreshadowing: bailiff appeared on the road again
Mood: disappointed
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: X
Setting: Forest
Symbol: Animal- freedom
Theme: You have to keep going even though something may stop you.
Chapters 14
Characters: Crispin, dead man
Conflict
internal: Crispin does not know where to go
external: There are so many cross roads that he could take.
Foreshadowing: Crispin found the dead man.
Mood: scared
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: X
Setting: Forest
Symbol: dead man- warning
Theme: Sometimes, things that we don't understand can happen.
Chapters 15
Characters: Crispin
Conflict
internal: He wants to leave the destroyed village.
external: No people and food in the village
Foreshadowing: Somebody sings
Mood: nervous
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: X
Setting: destroyed village
Symbol: Destroyed village- hell
Theme: Even when things go wrong, something good can happen.
Chapters 16
Characters: Crispin, the old man
Conflict
internal: He doesn't know how to answer the old man's questions
external: The old man won't let him leave
Foreshadowing: The old man asks many questions
Mood: serious
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: the old man
Setting: the old church
Symbol: bread- trap
Theme: we have to take risks.
Chapters 17
Characters: Crispin, the old man
Conflict
internal: He wants to escape
external: The old man doesn't let him go.
Foreshadowing: Old man blocking his way
Mood: sad
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: the old man
Setting: old church
Symbol: X
Theme: nothing is for free
Chapters 18
Characters: Crispin
Conflict
internal: Crispin doesn't want to be the old man's servant
external: The old makes him swear that he will be the old man's servant.
Foreshadowing: The dead man's crime
Mood: scary
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: the old man
Setting: old church
Symbol: vow- giving up
Theme: Sometimes we have to give up something to stay alive.
Chapters 19
Characters: Crispin, the old man
Conflict
internal: Crispin is not sure what to do with the old men.
external: The old man asks him many questions.
Foreshadowing: The old man teaching Crispin
Mood: curious
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: the old man
Setting: the old church
Symbol: Their conversation- Crispin is learning
Theme: It helps to have knowledge in many areas.
Chapters 20
Characters: Crispin, Bear
Conflict
internal: Crispin hopes that Great Wexly will bring him liberty
external: X
Foreshadowing: Crispin and Bear talk about the city
Mood: excited, happy
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: Bear
Setting: road
Symbol: X
Theme: You can learn many things from conversations with other people
Chapters 21
Characters: Crispin, Bear
Conflict
internal: Crispin wanted to know Bear's personality.
external: Crispin didn't know the reason why Bear taught him to juggle and sing.
Foreshadowing: He convinced that Bear was mad
Mood: understanding, confusing
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: Bear
Setting: Street
Symbol: juggling and singing- conflict between Bear and Crispin
Theme: You can learn many things from conversations with other people
Chapters 22
Characters: Crispin, Bear
Conflict
internal: Crispin was worried that Bear might be mad and go to Stromford.
external: Bear tied Crispin at the tree
Foreshadowing: The Bear wants to learn the truth of Crispin
Mood: exciting, misery
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: Bear
Setting: place away form the road in England Medieval time
Symbol: rabbit- peace
Theme: If bad things happen good things happen too.
Chapters 23
Characters: Crispin, Bear
Conflict
internal: Bear is keep on asking about Crispin's life
He is still afraid of Bear.
external: He had problem talking about his mother.
Foreshadowing: The Bear wants to know how Crispin became wolf's head.
Mood: relief, safety
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist:
Setting: forest in England, Medieval time
Symbol: Crispin is telling the truth- Crispin believes Bear
Theme: Tell your truth when the person became comfortable
Chapters 24
Characters: Crispin, Bear
Conflict
internal: Bear had confused Crispin.
Crispin is struggling with whether he will believe Bear or not.
external: Crispin prayed even though Bear said put away the cross of the lead.
Foreshadowing: The Bear said Crispin needs to learn something before they get somewhere.
Mood: serious
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: X
Setting: forest in England, Medieval time
Symbol: Bear's hat- Good and Bad
Theme: You can learn somethings from the conversation.
Use your literature book to look up the following literary terms.
1. character: a person or animal who takes parts in the action of a literary work
2. conflict: a struggle between opposing forces
-internal: one that takes place within the mind of a character
-external: one in which a character struggles against some outside force
3. foreshadowing: the use, in a literary work, of clues that suggest events that have yet to occur
4. mood: the feeling created in the reader by a literary work or passage
5. protagonist: the main character in a literary work
6. antagonist: a character or force in conflict with a main character
7. setting: the time and place of the action
8. symbol: anything that stands for or represents something else
9. theme: a central message, concern, or purpose in a literary work
Chapter 10
Characters: Crispin, Cerdic, 4 men
Conflict: Crispin met 4 men who were waiting for him
Foreshadowing: the church was empty
Mood: nervous
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: Cerdic, 4 men
Setting: Church, manor house, mill
Symbol: The weapon (something will happen), the cross (freedom)
Theme: Do not trust anyone
Chapters 11
Characters: Crispin, Father Quinel, 4 men, Aycliffe
2. Conflict:
- Internal: Crispin was trying to escape from the village
- External: Crispin is being chased by men
Foreshadowing: Father Quinel's death
Mood: serious, frightening
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: Somebody who killed Father Quinel
Setting: mill, river
Symbol: Father Quinels death- Crispin is not safe
Theme: Have to be independent
Chapters 12
Characters: Crispin
Conflict:
internal: He is trying to figure out how his going to live without freedom
Foreshadowing: Keep finding dead people.
Mood: Gloomy, worried
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: none
Setting: Forest, river
Symbol: Cross- hope
Theme: Sometimes when everything is gone, you have to believe yourself
Chapters 13
Characters: Crispin
Conflict:
internal: Crispin doesn't want to live
external: He has no food
Foreshadowing: bailiff appeared on the road again
Mood: disappointed
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: X
Setting: Forest
Symbol: Animal- freedom
Theme: You have to keep going even though something may stop you.
Chapters 14
Characters: Crispin, dead man
Conflict
internal: Crispin does not know where to go
external: There are so many cross roads that he could take.
Foreshadowing: Crispin found the dead man.
Mood: scared
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: X
Setting: Forest
Symbol: dead man- warning
Theme: Sometimes, things that we don't understand can happen.
Chapters 15
Characters: Crispin
Conflict
internal: He wants to leave the destroyed village.
external: No people and food in the village
Foreshadowing: Somebody sings
Mood: nervous
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: X
Setting: destroyed village
Symbol: Destroyed village- hell
Theme: Even when things go wrong, something good can happen.
Chapters 16
Characters: Crispin, the old man
Conflict
internal: He doesn't know how to answer the old man's questions
external: The old man won't let him leave
Foreshadowing: The old man asks many questions
Mood: serious
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: the old man
Setting: the old church
Symbol: bread- trap
Theme: we have to take risks.
Chapters 17
Characters: Crispin, the old man
Conflict
internal: He wants to escape
external: The old man doesn't let him go.
Foreshadowing: Old man blocking his way
Mood: sad
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: the old man
Setting: old church
Symbol: X
Theme: nothing is for free
Chapters 18
Characters: Crispin
Conflict
internal: Crispin doesn't want to be the old man's servant
external: The old makes him swear that he will be the old man's servant.
Foreshadowing: The dead man's crime
Mood: scary
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: the old man
Setting: old church
Symbol: vow- giving up
Theme: Sometimes we have to give up something to stay alive.
Chapters 19
Characters: Crispin, the old man
Conflict
internal: Crispin is not sure what to do with the old men.
external: The old man asks him many questions.
Foreshadowing: The old man teaching Crispin
Mood: curious
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: the old man
Setting: the old church
Symbol: Their conversation- Crispin is learning
Theme: It helps to have knowledge in many areas.
Chapters 20
Characters: Crispin, Bear
Conflict
internal: Crispin hopes that Great Wexly will bring him liberty
external: X
Foreshadowing: Crispin and Bear talk about the city
Mood: excited, happy
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: Bear
Setting: road
Symbol: X
Theme: You can learn many things from conversations with other people
Chapters 21
Characters: Crispin, Bear
Conflict
internal: Crispin wanted to know Bear's personality.
external: Crispin didn't know the reason why Bear taught him to juggle and sing.
Foreshadowing: He convinced that Bear was mad
Mood: understanding, confusing
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: Bear
Setting: Street
Symbol: juggling and singing- conflict between Bear and Crispin
Theme: You can learn many things from conversations with other people
Chapters 22
Characters: Crispin, Bear
Conflict
internal: Crispin was worried that Bear might be mad and go to Stromford.
external: Bear tied Crispin at the tree
Foreshadowing: The Bear wants to learn the truth of Crispin
Mood: exciting, misery
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: Bear
Setting: place away form the road in England Medieval time
Symbol: rabbit- peace
Theme: If bad things happen good things happen too.
Chapters 23
Characters: Crispin, Bear
Conflict
internal: Bear is keep on asking about Crispin's life
He is still afraid of Bear.
external: He had problem talking about his mother.
Foreshadowing: The Bear wants to know how Crispin became wolf's head.
Mood: relief, safety
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist:
Setting: forest in England, Medieval time
Symbol: Crispin is telling the truth- Crispin believes Bear
Theme: Tell your truth when the person became comfortable
Chapters 24
Characters: Crispin, Bear
Conflict
internal: Bear had confused Crispin.
Crispin is struggling with whether he will believe Bear or not.
external: Crispin prayed even though Bear said put away the cross of the lead.
Foreshadowing: The Bear said Crispin needs to learn something before they get somewhere.
Mood: serious
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: X
Setting: forest in England, Medieval time
Symbol: Bear's hat- Good and Bad
Theme: You can learn somethings from the conversation.
Chapters 25
Characters: Crispin, Bear
Conflict
internal:
external:
Foreshadowing:
Mood:
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: X
Setting:
Symbol:
Theme:
Chapters 26
Characters: Crispin, Bear
Conflict
internal:
external:
Foreshadowing:
Mood:
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: X
Setting:
Symbol:
Theme:
Chapters 27
Characters: Crispin, Bear
Conflict
internal:
external:
Foreshadowing:
Mood:
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: X
Setting:
Symbol:
Theme:
Chapters 28
Characters: Crispin, Bear
Conflict
internal:
external:
Foreshadowing:
Mood:
Protagonist: Crispin
Antagonist: X
Setting:
Symbol:
Theme: