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| description of a character |
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| a struggle from an outside force such as another character ot nature |
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| the problem or struggle in a story |
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| the surroundings or place and time in which a story is set |
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| the basic outline of a story |
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| the author's mood when writing the book |
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| something used to represent something else |
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| the idea that is written about |
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| the feeling you get while reading the story |
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| in individual in a story oor work of art |
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| when a storry is naarated not using me or mine or i |
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| a story told by the main character in a story it often uses words such as I, me, or mine |
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| the good guy/hero in a story |
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| a person who tells the story that is not actually a character in the story itself... in works written in third person |
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| a person or thing that gives the protagonist a hard time.... the bad guy or villain |
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| when the reader is given examples of what the character looks like etc. |
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| the part in the story where you don't know what will hapen next... the exiting part |
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| indirect characterization |
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| it does given you straight out what the character... it describes them through clues you gain from reading |
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