Task 1- Artistic Vision- Ci: identify an artistic intention

 Task 1- Artistic Vision- Ci: identify an artistic intention

Artistic intention simple means your ideas vision for your work in this case your Rhyme

Outline ideas for Rhyme with imaginative characters and plot lines

Create a brainstorm or mind map like the diagram shown below to complete these activities. You might have to do this on Microsoft word then copy on your BLOG. 

A) PLOT- type this heading in the middle and come up with ideas of  plots, events that are key to the story that you would like to include in your Revolting Rhyme

TYPE OF IDEAS AND PLOTS;
dark humor eg; cindrella gets fired from being a princess
person gets trapped
unexpected turns
a surprising ending
 evil characters
world destruction
bloody

B) CHARACTERS- type this heading in middle then come up with characters you would like to include in your Revolting Rhyme

Characters
cindrella
step sister 1
step sister 2
hunter
evil queen


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