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| setting (Time and place), Beginning characters, Beginning situation. |
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| Detail that gets the story moving in the direction its going to take |
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| Plot details leading to climax |
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| When the main charecter comes face to face with a central conflict either resolves it or not |
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| Plot details from the climax to the resolution |
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| The conclusion of the story |
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| When you go back in time to view a brief moment |
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| When you go forward in time you have a feeling of what's going to happen (prediction) |
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| Character or force opposite of the protagonist |
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| A character that is presented. as a contrast to a second character to point some aspect of the second character |
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| Hints or clues about something that is going to happen later. |
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| when words people and location or abstract ides represents something beyond its literal meaning |
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| Giving something nonhuman human characteristics |
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| Direct comparison that doesn't us like or as |
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| Direct comparison that uses like or as |
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| Reflects on the writer's attitude. |
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| Character only has one or two character traits. |
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| Character goes through internal change |
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| Character doesn't change internally. |
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| When the writter refers to something they know will be familiar with the reader |
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| Recurring pattern image word or phrase |
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| The narrator tells the reader his side of the story. |
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| The wirtter tells you directly about the charecter |
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