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• LANGUAGE ARTS 4859  02.01 Getting Started with Narratives

Getting Started with Narratives Assessment
Step 1: Imagine you are writing a sequel to "The Lady or the Tiger." Your story will pick up
where Frank R. Stockton left off. Use the graphic organizer to help plot out your
resolution to "The Lady or the Tiger."
**You will not write your sequel just yet—you're planning it in this assignment.**
Describe your response in 2-3 sentences each.
How will you introduce the
characters? Will you give
them names or keep them
as their descriptors?
I will be keeping them as their descriptors and introduce them
just as Frank R. Stockton left off.
Did he open the left door?
The right door? Or did the
princess intervene before
he could choose? Explain
your choice.
He opened the door the princes pointed to, which was the right
door. He did this because he had absolute trust in her.
Describe how will the
princess react?
The princess will be devastated and torn apart either way. But
at the same time, she will still believe her choice is right.
Describe how will the lover
react?
The lover will feel betrayed, angry, and confused all at the
same time.
Describe how will the
damsel react?
The damsel will be disappointed and feel pity for the princess.
Describe how will the king
react?
The king will be delighted, all he was hoping the boy would
choose the door with the tiger behind it.
Is the opening of the door
the rising action or the
climax? Explain your
choice