Our Movie

Plot, Character, Setting and Mood

• I figured out what the avatar for Ms. Drical would look like from the descriptors of Peter. Since he has red hair, she probably does too. I gave her an upset look because she is upset at Cole for what he did to her son.
• I chose the plot points because I think they represent multiple characters well.
• The setting is important to a story because it gives more detail and information on what is happening and makes you feel more connected with the story and characters.
• Mood sets the tone. With the right music, it will change how you feel about what’s happening. we chose a piece of suspenseful and darker music to make you feel how Peter might feel.

Core Competency Reflection

• When I need to boost my mood or re-focus I take a walk and get some water.
• In discussions and conversations, I help to build and extend understanding by asking questions and sharing my thoughts.
• I respectfully advocate for my needs by taking breaks when needed so I don’t get too overwhelmed or stressed