Use your literature book to look up the following literary terms.
1. character- a person/animal in any kind of story or writing

2. conﬂict- a struggle between two opposing forces
-internal- mentally
-external- physically

3. foreshadowing- guessing what will happen in the future

4. mood- emotions of the audience that is reading the story

5. protagonist- main character

6. antagonist- the character that causes the conflict

7. setting- where and at what time something is located

8. symbol- people, places, or things that represents something

9. theme- the idea or message that the story gives

Crispin-Chapter 10 analysis

1. character- Crispin, Cedric, stewards men

2. conﬂict- Crispin is getting followed by the steward, to get killed
internal- Crispin gets stuck on which direction to go.
external- After walking west, he gets into a trap

3. foreshadowing- Crispin got caught in the trap.

4. mood- worried, scared

5. protagonist- Crispin

6. antagonist- Steward and his men

7. setting- Father Quinel's church, and forest

8. symbol- dangerous tools to kill Crispin

9. theme- scary, dark

Chapter 11 Analysis

1. character- Crispin, stewards men, Aclife, Father Qinel

conﬂict- Crispin is getting followed by the steward and his men, to get killed. Also, Father
Qinel had been killed.
internal- Crispin has to go fight his emotions on father Quinel's death.
external- Crispin has to walk and run for a long time.

3. foreshadowing- Crispin is getting followed by steward and his men.

4. mood- sad, anxiety, emotional, shocking

5. protagonist- Crispin

6. antagonist- Steward and his men

7. setting- forest

8. symbol- dangerous tools to kill Crispin

9. theme- Sometimes, you'll have to fight your tears.

Chapter 12 Analysis

1. Character: Crispin

2. conflict-
internal- he thinks that he will go to hell
external- man vs nature

3. foreshadowing- Crispin is going short on food.

4. mood- afraid, scared

5. protagonist- Crispin

6. antagonist- none

7. setting- forest

8. symbol- cross (peace)

9. theme- Food is very important.

Chapter 13

Chapter 14

1. character- Crispin, dead man

conﬂict- Crispin doesn't know which way to go
internal- Crispin is stuck with were to go.
external- Doesn't know where to face what direction and go.

3. foreshadowing- He sits down and begs go to give him a direction to go.

4. mood- Tired, exhausted, worried

5. protagonist- Crispin

6. antagonist- Steward and his men

7. setting- road

8. symbol- sign of the cross that Crispin makes when he sees the dead man: telling god to bless him and bring him to heaven

9. theme- dark, scary, tired

Chapter 15

1. character- Crispin

conﬂict- something terrible had happened to the village
internal- Crispin has no place to go or stay
external- Crispin has nowhere to stay or go.

3. foreshadowing- Someone had yelled out something from the church

4. mood- worried, fearful, nervous

5. protagonist- Crispin

6. antagonist-Steward and his men

7. setting- destroyed village

8. symbol- none

9. theme- horrifying, dark

Chapter 16

1. character- Crispin, old man

conﬂict- Crispin has been caught by the old man in the church
internal- Crispin doesn't know what to do and what to say
external- Crispin is tightly being grabbed by the old man with the strength of a stone

3. foreshadowing- Crispin gets caught

4. mood- frightened, shocked

5. protagonist- Crispin

6. antagonist- old man

7. setting- in the church

8. symbol- bread: food

9. theme- shocking

Chapter 17

1. character- Crispin, old man

conﬂict- The old man want’s Crispin to be his servant
internal- Crispin has to tell lies to the old man to cover his reason why he is really here, in the village.
external- Crispin is trapped between him and the old man

3. foreshadowing- The old man doesn’t let Crispin flee

4. mood- strong emotions, scary, angry

5. protagonist- Crispin

6. antagonist- Old man

7. setting- in the church

8. symbol-none

9. theme- Angry, yelling, screaming

Chapter 18

1. character- Crispin

conﬂict- The old man is forcing Crispin to become his servant
internal- Crispin has to decide to become the old mans servant or to be taken to the steward by the old man
external-Crispin is being forced to tell the oath.

3. foreshadowing- none

4. mood- scary, confusing, dark

5. protagonist- Crispin

6. antagonist- old man

7. setting- church

8. symbol- dagger: killing

9. theme- scary, trembling

Chapter 19

1. character- Crispin, BEAR

conﬂict- Crispin is now the servant of the BEAR
internal- Crispin has to tell his master lots of things, such as his secret name
external- Crispin has to hold the belongings of the BEAR from now on

3. foreshadowing- Crispin lifted the sack.

4. mood- dark, sad, scary

5. protagonist- Crispin

6. antagonist- the old man

setting- in the church

8. symbol- none

9. theme- dark, tears, sad

Chapter 20

1. character- Crispin, BEAR

conﬂict- Crispin is the BEAR’s servant and has to hold his belongings on the way to London
internal- Crispin has to fight the wanting to run away because if he doesn’t, than he will have to go to hell.
external- Crispin has to carry the Bears belongings with lots of strength

3. foreshadowing- They will go to london.

4. mood- clam, lighter feelings

5. protagonist- Crispin

6. antagonist- Bear

7. setting- the way to go to London

8. symbol- none

9. theme- calm, silent, dark

Chapter 21

1. character- Crispin, BEAR

conﬂict- Crispin has no choice but to obey the BEAR
internal- Crispin has to fight his wanting to escape
external- Crispin has to hold all the BEAR’s belongings to london

3. foreshadowing- Juggling, and singing

4. mood- lighter feelings, a bit man

5. protagonist- Crispin

6. antagonist- BEAR

7. setting- London

8. symbol- none

9. theme-light, slightly mad

Chapter 22

1. character- Crispin, Bear

conﬂict- Bear ties Crispin to a tree so that he cannot escape
internal- Crispin has to hold back the pain
external- Crispin has to be strong and resist the pain.

3. foreshadowing- "Now, Crispin, its time that I learned the truth from you

4. mood- dark, worried

5. protagonist- Crispin

6. antagonist- BEAR

7. setting- off the road

8. symbol- rabbit- food, and jeopardy

9. theme- to feed both the bear and Crispin, the Bear has to put both their lives in jeopardy

Chapter 23

1. character- Crispin, Bear

conﬂict- Bear makes Crispin tell the truth
internal- Crispin has to tell Bear everythinig
external- Crispin has to stay with Bear and tell him the truth.

3. foreshadowing- "Now, Cripsin, tell me of how you caome to be proclaimed a wolf's head."

4. mood- quiet, serious

5. protagonist- Crispin

6. antagonist- BEAR

7. setting- forest

8. symbol- none

9. theme- Cripsin doesn't know much about his family, because his parents both died

Chapter 24

1. character- Crispin, Bear

conﬂict- Bear makes Crispin tell the truth
internal- Crispin has to tell Bear everythinig
external- Crispin has to stay with Bear and tell him the truth.

3. foreshadowing- "Now, Cripsin, tell me of how you caome to be proclaimed a wolf's head."

4. mood- relief

5. protagonist- Crispin

6. antagonist- BEAR

7. setting- middle ages, forest

8. symbol- forest: safety

9. theme- Cripsin doesn't know much about his family, because his parents both died

Crispin Chapter 24-literary analysis

1. Characters -Crispin, Bear

2. conflict:
Internal: Cripsin and Bear fight over ideas of Chrsitianity
External: none

3. Foreshadowing: Crispin and Bear might have a conflict after

4. Mood: enlightenment

5. Protagonist: Crispin, Bear

6. Antagonist: none

7. Setting: Middle ages, forest

8. Symbols: cross in your heart: one thing to Crispin, different symbol for Bear

9. Theme: Some people might not agree with something that you think is definitely right.

Chapter 25- literary analysis

1. Characters -Crispin, Bear

2. conflict:
Internal: Cripsin thinks that he doesn't have a soul.
External: Crispin has to get cleaned up

3. Foreshadowing: "Then we shall need to make sure you do" Bear says. He will make sure that Crispin has a soul.

4. Mood: happy, light

5. Protagonist: Crispin, Bear

6. Antagonist: none

7. Setting: Middle ages, forest

8. Symbols: cross= praying

9. Theme: Sometimes, you have to change in order to live.

Chapter 26- literary analysis

1. Characters -Crispin, Bear

2. conflict:
Internal: Crispin knows that he can't play the recorder.
External: Crispin practices and practices trying to make sounds.

3. Foreshadowing: Crispin prays that he will be able to sing and dance like Bear.

4. Mood: happy, light

5. Protagonist: Crispin, Bear

6. Antagonist: none

7. Setting: Middle ages, forest

8. Symbols: recorder- learning

9. Themes: Impossible is nothing.

Chapter 27- literary analysis

1. Characters -Crispin, Bear, Steward

2. conflict:
Internal: Crispin has to learn faster to live longer.
External: Crispin and Bear has to hide from the steward.

3. Foreshadowing: The faster Crispin learns, the longer he can live.

4. Mood: worried,scary

5. Protagonist: Crispin, Bear

6. Antagonist: none

7. Setting: Middle ages, forest

8. Symbols: pigeons= bad situation

9. Theme: You need to risk in order to survive..

Chapter 28- literay analysis

1. Characters -Crispin, Bear, steward

2. conflict:
Internal: Crispin is confused on the past situations.
External: Crispin and Bear need to hide from the steward.

3. Foreshadowing: Crispin and Bear might have a conflict after

4. Mood: scary, confusting

5. Protagonist: Crispin, Bear

6. Antagonist: none

7. Setting: Middle ages, forest

8. Symbols: cross= secrets

9. Theme: Nothing can be all tolded to you.

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