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| When and where a story takes place |
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| The story is told through one character (readers do not know what the other characters are thinking ) Told in the "He/she" perspective |
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| Occurs within the mind. For example struggling to make a decision |
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| The arrangement of ideas/ or incidents that make up a story |
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| Narrator can tell the thoughts of all characters. Told in "He/She" Perspective |
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| Series of events that build towards the tension |
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| Involves struggles against external factors such as other human beings, nature or animals |
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| The problem within the story |
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| Feeling created by the story |
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| Main character tells the story from his/ her point of view Told in "I" Perspective |
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| The introduction; background information regarding the setting,characters and plot |
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| Mad Scientist, Dumb blond, Brilliant detective |
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| An imaginary person or anything that represents an idea as a person created by the writer |
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| Most exciting part of a story, The "Turning" Point |
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| Action following the climax which ties up loose ends |
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| The character that acts out towards the main character |
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| A character that remains the same |
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| Shows the authors feeling about the story |
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| Point of view that presents the action and the characters speech without comment or emotion. The reader has to interpret them and uncover their meaning |
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| Reader is waiting for something to happen |
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