Realistic Fiction: Character Motivation

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Realistic Fiction: Character Motivation

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Understanding Character Motivation in Realistic Fiction

Emma had always been the kind of person who sought harmony in her small town. When her best friend, Lily, announced she was moving to a distant city for a new job, Emma felt a surge of conflicting emotions. Though proud of Lily's opportunity, Emma couldn't help but feel abandoned and anxious about her own future. Over the following weeks, Emma struggled with feelings of jealousy and loneliness, yet she tried to maintain her cheerful exterior for her family and neighbors. One evening, Emma found herself lingering at the park, watching the sunset, contemplating her next steps. Her mind raced with memories of shared laughter and promises to stay connected. She wondered whether to reach out to Lily or to focus on rebuilding her own life here. Her decisions were influenced by her desire for stability and fear of change, but also by her deep loyalty and love for her friends. Emma’s internal conflict reveals much about her character—her vulnerability, her conflicting loyalties, and her hope for the future.
1.
What is Emma feeling when she is watching the sunset in the park?
[2 marks]
2.
Identify one technique the author uses to develop Emma's character in the passage.
Aa) Dialogue
Bb) Inner thoughts
Cc) Action description
Dd) External conflict
3.
Describe Emma's internal conflict and how it influences her decisions.
4.
What are some of Emma's core values reflected in her thoughts and actions?
[2 marks]
5.
How does the author depict Emma's emotional state through word choice?
[2 marks]
6.
Imagine you are Emma. Write a short paragraph about what you would do next and why.
7.
What is the main theme of this passage?
Aa) The importance of friendship
Bb) Overcoming fear of change
Cc) Internal conflict and personal growth
Dd) The beauty of nature
8.
Identify a moment in the passage where Emma shows vulnerability. Explain your choice.
[3 marks]

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1/1/2026
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