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#Choose a movie or a single episode of a TV show, but not one we've watched in class.
#Break it down scene-by-scene.
#*Number each scene and write a ''very short'' description of it.
#Identify each of the narrative elements (from lecture; see below) in your movie or TV episode. Which scene (provide the number) fulfills each element?
#*If your film or TV episode is missing an element, discuss the impact of its absence.

===Film narrative elements===

===TV-episode narrative elements===

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 #Identify each of the narrative elements (from lecture; see below) in your movie or TV episode. Which scene (provide the number) fulfills each element?
 #*If your film or TV episode is missing an element, discuss the impact of its absence.
-#Due in class, Monday, February 5th. Must be word-processed.
+#Due Monday, February 5th, 11:59 p.m., via Blackboard/TurnItIn. Must be word-processed.
 #This is the first of two critical analyses. Each is worth 7 points toward the 100 for the semester.

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 #Rachel quizzes Joey about Chandler and Monica.
 #Credits
-#Central Perk: Ross reveals that Emily is getting married; expresses frustration at being single.
+#Central Perk: Ross reveals that his ex-wife Emily is getting married; expresses frustration at being single.
 #Chandler's office party: Chandler and Rachel are there as a couple. Chandler laughs too hard at boss' jokes--his "work laugh."
 #Central Perk: Chandler reveals that Doug wants to play tennis with Chandler and Monica. Rachel grills Monica.

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 #Exposition
 #Motivation
-#Narrative problematic (''and'' episode's enigma or enigmas)
+#Narrative problematic (''and'' individual episode's enigma or enigmas)
 #Cause-effect chain
 #Climax
 #Resolution

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 #*If your film or TV episode is missing an element, discuss the impact of its absence.
-===Film narrative elements===
+===Classical film narrative elements===
 #Single protagonist
 #Exposition

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	===Film narrative elements===		===Film narrative elements===
		+	#Single protagonist
		+	#Exposition
		+	#Motivation
		+	#Narrative enigma
		+	#Cause-effect chain
		+	#Climax
		+	#Resolution

	===TV-episode narrative elements===		===TV-episode narrative elements===
		+	These are the elements for a ''series''. Remember that a ''serial'' handles these elements slightly differently.
		+	#Multiple protagonists
		+	#Exposition
		+	#Motivation
		+	#Narrative problematic (''and'' episode's enigma or enigmas)
		+	#Cause-effect chain
		+	#Climax
		+	#Resolution

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 ==Assignment==
 #Choose a movie or a single episode of a TV show, but not one we've watched in class.
-#Break it down scene-by-scene.
+#Segmentation: Break it down scene-by-scene.
 #*Number each scene and write a ''very short'' description of it.
 #Identify each of the narrative elements (from lecture; see below) in your movie or TV episode. Which scene (provide the number) fulfills each element?
 #*If your film or TV episode is missing an element, discuss the impact of its absence.
 ===Classical film narrative elements===

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		+	==Assignment==
	#Choose a movie or a single episode of a TV show, but not one we've watched in class.		#Choose a movie or a single episode of a TV show, but not one we've watched in class.
	#Break it down scene-by-scene.		#Break it down scene-by-scene.