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Writing Depression, to Happiness, and Then Gone A narrative is a piece of literature with someone { narrating it. Either as a first person, second person or third person. By: Una Bach Billy Casper is saddened about the loss of Kes.


  1. Writing “Depression, to Happiness, and Then Gone” A narrative is a piece of literature with someone { narrating it. Either as a first person, second person or third person. By: Una Bach

  2.  Billy Casper is saddened about the loss of Kes.  He meets a girl named Alice, that becomes his best friend.  Jud murders Alice, Billy becomes very depressed.  Billy commits suicide. The Plot

  3.  Set in Barnsley in South Yorkshire England.  Time: 1970s  Usually rainy and grey.  The mood is usually down and depressed. Setting

  4.  Billy is the protagonist in my story, he is the main character.  Jud (Billy’s older brother) is the Antagonist in my story because he murders Alice.  Billy is also the dynamic character because he Alice made him brighter.  Alice is the static character because she does not change at all, she is always adventurous and open minded. Character

  5.  The mood is very grey and depressing.  The main character is not a jolly person . Atmosphere

  6.  My story’s theme is Love.  Billy loves Alice so much that when he found her dead he was so upset that he committed suicide. Theme

  7.  My story is written as a third person narrative story. It is written as; then he said, she replied.  Third person: the narrator sees what emotions characters have and what is happening to them. Point of View

  8.  To make my story more interesting I made it dramatic.  The literary devices I used are: Onomatopoeia, and similes. Literary Devices

  9. How I Edited My Story 1. Peer Editing: I asked someone to read my story and tell me what I should fix. 2. Spell Check: I used the Word Spell Check to correct all my spelling mistakes.

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