Question

Literary Analysis Notes

Literary Element:
Text evidence:
Green Knight: Plot

The [plot point here] in the “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” shows the reader [what it shows about the story].


In the text it says, _______(insert quote)____________________ (Author’s Last Name pg. #).
Beowulf: Plot

The [plot point here] in the “Beowulf Graphic Novel” shows the reader [what it shows about the story]


For example, when the authors describes ____________________, it says/shows (pick one) , _______(insert quote)____________________ (Author’s Last Name pg. #).
How are these two texts the same?




How are these two texts different?



Literary Element:
Text evidence:
Green Knight: Setting

The [setting, place, time period] in the “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” shows the reader [what it shows about the story].


In the text it says, _______(insert quote)____________________ (Author’s Last Name pg. #).
Beowulf: Setting

The [setting, place, time period] in the “Beowulf Graphic Novel” shows the reader [what it shows about the story]


For example, when the authors describes ____________________, it says/shows (pick one) , _______(insert quote)____________________ (Author’s Last Name pg. #).
How are these two texts the same?




How are these two texts different?






Literary Element:
Text evidence:
Green Knight: Characters

The [character and characterization] in the “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” shows the reader [what it shows about the story].


In the text it says, _______(insert quote)____________________ (Author’s Last Name pg. #).
Beowulf: Characters

The [character and characterization] in the “Beowulf Graphic Novel” shows the reader [what it shows about the story]


For example, when the authors describes ____________________, it says/shows (pick one) , _______(insert quote)____________________ (Author’s Last Name pg. #).
How are these two texts the same?




How are these two texts different?




Literary Element:
Text evidence:
Green Knight: Point of View

The [point of view and who it belongs to] in the “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” shows the reader [what it shows about the story].


In the text it says, _______(insert quote)____________________ (Author’s Last Name pg. #).
Beowulf: Point of View

The [point of view and who it belongs to] in the “Beowulf Graphic Novel” shows the reader [what it shows about the story]


For example, when the authors describes ____________________, it says/shows (pick one) , _______(insert quote)____________________ (Author’s Last Name pg. #).
How are these two texts the same?




How are these two texts different?




Literary Element:
Text evidence:
Green Knight: Figurative Language

The [figurative language] in the “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” shows the reader [what it shows about the story].


In the text it says, _______(insert quote)____________________ (Author’s Last Name pg. #).
Beowulf: Figurative Language

The [figurative language] in the “Beowulf Graphic Novel” shows the reader [what it shows about the story]


For example, when the authors describes ____________________, it says/shows (pick one) , _______(insert quote)____________________ (Author’s Last Name pg. #).
How are these two texts the same?




How are these two texts different?




Green Knight: Style

The [style] in the “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” shows the reader [what it shows about the story].


In the text it says, _______(insert quote)____________________ (Author’s Last Name pg. #).
Beowulf: Style

The [style] in the “Beowulf Graphic Novel” shows the reader [what it shows about the story]


For example, when the authors describes ____________________, it says/shows (pick one) , _______(insert quote)____________________ (Author’s Last Name pg. #).
How are these two texts the same?




How are these two texts different?




Green Knight: Theme

The [theme] in the “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” shows the reader [what it shows about the story].


In the text it says, _______(insert quote)____________________ (Author’s Last Name pg. #).
Beowulf: Theme

The [theme] in the “Beowulf Graphic Novel” shows the reader [what it shows about the story]


For example, when the authors describes ____________________, it says/shows (pick one) , _______(insert quote)____________________ (Author’s Last Name pg. #).
How are these two texts the same?




How are these two texts different?

Answer 1

AI-generated answer

Literary Element: Plot

Text evidence:

Green Knight:

The plot point in "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight" shows the reader [what it shows about the story].

In the text it says, [insert quote] (Author’s Last Name pg. #).

Beowulf:

The plot point in the "Beowulf Graphic Novel" shows the reader [what it shows about the story].

For example, when the author describes [insert description], it says/shows [insert quote] (Author’s Last Name pg. #).

How are these two texts the same?

How are these two texts different?

Literary Element: Setting

Text evidence:

Green Knight:

The setting in "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight" shows the reader [what it shows about the story].

In the text it says, [insert quote] (Author’s Last Name pg. #).

Beowulf:

The setting in the "Beowulf Graphic Novel" shows the reader [what it shows about the story].

For example, when the authors describe [insert description], it says/shows [insert quote] (Author’s Last Name pg. #).

How are these two texts the same?

How are these two texts different?

Literary Element: Characters

Text evidence:

Green Knight:

The character and characterization in "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight" shows the reader [what it shows about the story].

In the text it says, [insert quote] (Author’s Last Name pg. #).

Beowulf:

The character and characterization in the "Beowulf Graphic Novel" shows the reader [what it shows about the story].

For example, when the authors describe [insert description], it says/shows [insert quote] (Author’s Last Name pg. #).

How are these two texts the same?

How are these two texts different?

Literary Element: Point of View

Text evidence:

Green Knight:

The point of view and who it belongs to in "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight" shows the reader [what it shows about the story].

In the text it says, [insert quote] (Author’s Last Name pg. #).

Beowulf:

The point of view and who it belongs to in the "Beowulf Graphic Novel" shows the reader [what it shows about the story].

For example, when the authors describe [insert description], it says/shows [insert quote] (Author’s Last Name pg. #).

How are these two texts the same?

How are these two texts different?

Literary Element: Figurative Language

Text evidence:

Green Knight:

The figurative language in "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight" shows the reader [what it shows about the story].

In the text it says, [insert quote] (Author’s Last Name pg. #).

Beowulf:

The figurative language in the "Beowulf Graphic Novel" shows the reader [what it shows about the story].

For example, when the authors describe [insert description], it says/shows [insert quote] (Author’s Last Name pg. #).

How are these two texts the same?

How are these two texts different?

Green Knight:

The style in "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight" shows the reader [what it shows about the story].

In the text it says, [insert quote] (Author’s Last Name pg. #).

Beowulf:

The style in the "Beowulf Graphic Novel" shows the reader [what it shows about the story].

For example, when the authors describe [insert description], it says/shows [insert quote] (Author’s Last Name pg. #).

How are these two texts the same?

How are these two texts different?

Green Knight:

The theme in "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight" shows the reader [what it shows about the story].

In the text it says, [insert quote] (Author’s Last Name pg. #).

Beowulf:

The theme in the "Beowulf Graphic Novel" shows the reader [what it shows about the story].

For example, when the authors describe [insert description], it says/shows [insert quote] (Author’s Last Name pg. #).

How are these two texts the same?

How are these two texts different?

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