Assignment 10:
Back in Week 3 (Set 1) of the class we worked with themes. In this assignment find at least five (and far more if you can) emotional words that relate to your theme. Afterwards write a single sentence encapsulating at least one of those words as it relates to a character from your story.
This is an easy assignment, but it should carry over outside the class. Every time you think of an emotional response for your characters, jot down words and then look up more of them.
Now is a good time to remind you that just because you have done a class doesn't mean you are finished with it. Nothing you write for this is settled until the novel is done and published. Anything can change, and you should always look back over material to see if there's something you want to tweak along the way.
(If you do not have set one, think of works that reflect the story you want to tell. See the examples below)
Answer:
Let’s see if I can’t figure this one out yes? *rolls up sleeves and finds thesaurus for this*
Markus: Anger: Animosity, annoyance, antagonism, displeasure, fury, irritation, outrage, rage, resentment.
-- How dare this little piss ant do this to him, do this to his family? He was going to finish this once and for all, the disgust and hate burbling together until, with a mighty yell, he attacked with all of the anger in him.
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