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Discussion 1 “The Masque of the Red Death” Thursday, April 16, 15 1. Getting on the Same Page • In your small groups, discuss any questions, comments, or parts you found confusing. Discuss these things as a group to increase your understanding of the text and get everyone on the same page for answering questions. Thursday, April 16, 15 2. Literary Elements • Identify the following literary elements from the story: setting, protagonist, antagonist, conflict. • Draw and label Freytag’s Pyramid of Dramatic Structure. Beside the diagram, write the details/events from the story that fit with each part. Thursday, April 16, 15 3. Mood • Determine the mood of this story. Cite specific details or literary elements that work to create this mood. Thursday, April 16, 15 4. Point-of-View • Determine the type of point-of-view used in this story. • How would this story change if it were told from firstperson point-of-view (from Prince Prospero’s perspective)? • Would the story be more or less suspenseful if it were told in first-person point-of-view from the strange figure who appears toward the end of the story? Thursday, April 16, 15 5. Central Idea • Determine a Central Idea for this text. Explain how the characters, setting, and plot reveal this central idea. Thursday, April 16, 15 6. Compare & Contrast • Describe how “The Masque of the Red Death” is similar to “The Cask of Amontillado” and “The TellTale Heart.” • Describe how “The Masque of the Red Death” is different from “The Cask of Amontillado” and “The Tell-Tale Heart.” • Overall, would you say “Masque” is more similar to or more different from the other Poe stories we have read? Explain your answer. Thursday, April 16, 15