C19Year 2 English · T2 W11–12 · Contexts / C19 · Text version

Id

C19

Domain

A lantern in original paper-model fiction

Job

Adapt the setting and explain the changed meaning.

Worked example

My version puts the paper prop beside the toy stage entrance, so it becomes a sign for where the story begins.

Limits

The adaptation creates fictional meaning. Do not imply permission to copy a culturally held design or make a real lit device.

Variation

Substitute any generic drawn stage marker; the word lantern may be omitted.

Classification

original-fictional-ordinary-worked-context-not-a-held-formative-source

Complete source

In an original paper-stage story, a generic paper light-shape stands at the entrance. One toy calls it a story lantern. Another asks it to be the start sign. They put a Start card beside it and begin the pretend scene. No flame, real light or borrowed cultural design is used.