Always love your stuff, Mr. Sato! I am a teacher too, and you and I seem to say the EXACT same things - I just discovered your channel about 6 months ago - thanks for putting the time and effort into making these videos!
Thank you! I've never been to Northern part of your state, but I drove through MInneapolis/St. Paul one summer thirty years ago on a cross-country road trip. Beautiful country.
Stereotypes are just a form of inductive reasoning. As long as there's no moral prohibition on using stereotypes in a particular context, like race, for example, then there's no reason not to use them.
Well, one flaw here is that a protagonist is NOT the "good guy." You can have a main or central character who is morally corrupt. Still the main character but definitely not "good." The same holds true for the antagonist. Most times in literature the antagonist is not even a human being, let alone "bad." An antagonist is simply anything or anyone that works against the main character and causes internal or external conflict; feelings or emotions, forces of nature, expected societal norms, religion, etc. Teachers please stop adding "good guy" and "bad guy" when you talk about elements of characterization.
I confess that I'm being prescriptive rather than descriptive. That's what those words should mean. Isn't there greater utility having protagonist and main character not be exact synonyms? Raskolnikov is a main character, but it feels wrong to call him a protagonist. Just my opinion. I don't expect every teacher to agree with me, but thanks for sharing your perspective!
Maybe not in the movies, but in the original comics, he was a ruthless avenger who murdered bad guys. www.cbr.com/every-comic-book-batman-kills-in-order/
I ONCE read a book and the villian was the main character and I honestly rooted for him
Watching for class -Kyson. Who else in English watching this rn
hate it here
Me
well i wouldnt be watching it in science
@@dezcortez7146 same
Me omg lol
Thanos was the protagonist in avengers infinity war
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@@kimberlysimpson3447 it was a joke there was no need to get technical
My class really enjoyed your video!!!
I'm so glad!
6:10 - holes was one of my favorite classic books
Always love your stuff, Mr. Sato! I am a teacher too, and you and I seem to say the EXACT same things - I just discovered your channel about 6 months ago - thanks for putting the time and effort into making these videos!
I can't tell you how glad I am that you find the videos useful! (Great minds think alike, right?)
For a simple explanation about basics, this video is very good.
This was GREAT! It really helped to break things down for my class. They were super engaged too! Thank you!
I'm glad it helped, Debra!
Thanks this really helped me for my revision.
In my hero academia, the villains are so sympathetic you forget who your rooting for.
Thanks a lot
Really good video. Loved the effort you put into it. So much better than the deluge of wordless slideshows with some stock music slapped on.
Great stuff! Your videos will be a great addition to my classroom instruction. Thank you, keep up the good work, and peace from Northern Minnesota.
Thank you! I've never been to Northern part of your state, but I drove through MInneapolis/St. Paul one summer thirty years ago on a cross-country road trip. Beautiful country.
Of course I dress in a top hat and dance around my school. Who doesn't?
All the best people do.
Good job, Mr. Sato! Another detailed and comprehensive video that I can use for my classes!
Thanks, Michael!
...I think you got something backward here: as I understand it, an antihero is an unsympathetic protagonist, not a sympathetic antagonist.
you can view it basically both ways
isnt it the same thing?
Did this video in English.
This is a superb presentation--thanks.
Watching in class
stanley is a round character ;D
this was very helpful, thank you sir.
I'm glad it was helpful!
Who here from online 🌚
My students really like your videos, thank you!
I'm so glad! Please tell them I said hi!
North Dakota fact:
When the world was created we were given all the land but we gave it away. But some people still stole some of our land.
well made video. great stuff
this is so good 10/10
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Good
@:45 Yes
Very handy!
I'm very glad.
wtf does "are you deep" mean? like "are you the philosopher type?" or...?
Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
Mister Sato is great! Following you on Twitter...
Thanks, Michael!
hi from english---- this is sami
Hi this relly helped
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Stereotypes are just a form of inductive reasoning. As long as there's no moral prohibition on using stereotypes in a particular context, like race, for example, then there's no reason not to use them.
wait, since when was Batman an anti-hero
shoulda said venom
Noen i klassen som faktisk ser på denne videoen?
ja D;
Asia
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Well, one flaw here is that a protagonist is NOT the "good guy." You can have a main or central character who is morally corrupt. Still the main character but definitely not "good." The same holds true for the antagonist. Most times in literature the antagonist is not even a human being, let alone "bad." An antagonist is simply anything or anyone that works against the main character and causes internal or external conflict; feelings or emotions, forces of nature, expected societal norms, religion, etc. Teachers please stop adding "good guy" and "bad guy" when you talk about elements of characterization.
I confess that I'm being prescriptive rather than descriptive. That's what those words should mean. Isn't there greater utility having protagonist and main character not be exact synonyms? Raskolnikov is a main character, but it feels wrong to call him a protagonist. Just my opinion. I don't expect every teacher to agree with me, but thanks for sharing your perspective!
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POV: here because of school
Hey y’all
who else is doing this for lit
Damn homework
Actually, scar starts out bad, then ends out dead. thus I disagree.
Batman is not an antihero tho
Maybe not in the movies, but in the original comics, he was a ruthless avenger who murdered bad guys. www.cbr.com/every-comic-book-batman-kills-in-order/
@@mistersato411ohhh mb
batman is not an anti-hero
The joker is the protagonist in Batman
The protaganist isn't always a good guy. e.e.
he said that :)
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beans this is rediculouse
We can all agree Donald trump is a protagonist
I'd say a antagonist but ok lol
jk lol
I just wanna let everyone know I'm extremely triggered by how he stereotypes Disney and Star Wars characters for being flat characters.
I’m here is 7th grade anybody else
ninth lol
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