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Reading (Prose) - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The main theme is goodness and courage will defeat evil.
      - Family love and loyalty.
      - Cleverness and bravery can save lives.
      - Evil and greed will always be punished.
    - - Hansel: Brave, smart, and protective toward Gretel.
      - Gretel: Kind, wise, and courageous.
      - The Witch: Evil, greedy, and cruel.
      - The Father: Kind but weak, easily influenced.
      - The Stepmother: Selfish and heartless.
    - - The story uses a third-person omniscient point of view.
        The narrator knows everything about the characters’ actions and feelings, such as Hansel’s cleverness and Gretel’s bravery.
    - - External conflict:
      - Hansel and Gretel are abandoned and must survive in the forest while escaping from the witch.
      - Internal conflict:
      - The father struggles with guilt for leaving his children; the siblings fight against fear and hopelessness.
    - - Place: The family’s small house, the dark forest, and the witch’s candy house.
      - Time: Long ago (fairy-tale time).
      - Mood: Scary and sad at first, but later exciting and joyful.
    - - The authors use simple, descriptive language with a clear moral message.The tone changes from dark and hopeless to bright and hopeful. The story is written in narrative style, focusing on events and actions.
    - - The story tells about a poor woodcutter and his two children, Hansel and Gretel. Because of poverty, their stepmother convinces the father to abandon them in the forest.
      - Hansel leaves a trail of pebbles to find their way back home. The next time, he uses breadcrumbs, but birds eat them, and they get lost.
      - In the forest, they find a candy house owned by a witch who traps them. She plans to eat Hansel, but Gretel tricks her and pushes her into the oven. The children escape with the witch’s treasure and reunite with their father, living happily ever after.
- - - - Conflict : Most of them die in the mountains
        because of the cold and no oxygen
      - Setting : Mount Everest, Summit
        afternoon, camp 4,
      - Plot
        
        Climax: A storm hits the summit in the afternoon and Krakauer are able to reaches the camp four. But Hall and Hansen get lost also Hansen runs out of supplemental oxygen and cannot continue. And another group gets lost in the blizzard. Fischer also get lost and he is found dead, Hansen dies, and a guide assistant dies while trying to rescue Hall and Hansen. 1 client dead.
        
        Falling Action: One of the client survive named Beck Weathers, he can make it back to camp and survive, he is later get seen to the hospital for amputation and surgeries.
        
        Rising Action: All of the hiker have difficulties to the altitude and they move slowly. and everyone that had not reached the summit need to turn around before 2 pm. Only Krauker and a few hiker are able to reach the summit. Rob Hall and Dough Hansen just arrived in the Summit.
        
        Exposition: Jon Krakauer is a author and also a mountain climber, he get hired by a magazine about commercial in Mount Everest. Jon Krakauer join the climbing service called Adventure Consultants, and they are guided by Rob Hall. Rob Hall speed up the hiking process and he is able to guide everyone to the Mount Everest Summit.
        
        Resolution: Krakauer survived and published his article, he interviews the survivors, he reflects on the on what happen, he apologizes for the pain and the lost of the hikers life.
      - Point of view: Jon Krakauer
      - Style: Sad and apologizes for the tragic incident.
      - Characters: Jon Krakauer, Rob Hall,
        Doug Hansen, Scott Fischer, Beck Weathers
      - Theme: Everest Expedition