ON THE TYPES OF SENTENCES
A type of sentence that contains 2 independent clauses and no dependent clause at all
COMPOUND
Where and when the story happened?
SETTING
It reveals the conflict
RISING ACTION
A character that does not noticeably change over the course of a story
STATIC CHARACTER
A type of sentence that has 1 independent clause and no dependent clause at at all
SIMPLE SENTENCE
The people involve in a story?
CHARACTERS
It establishes characters and setting
EXPOSITION OR INTRODUCTION
The villain of the story
ANTAGONIST
COMPLEX SENTENCE
The sequence of events in a story?
The ending of a story. It could be a happy or sad ending.
RESOLUTION OR DENOUMENT
The best friend or sidekick of the protagonist
What type of sentence is this:
I love you.
It is how the story is being told?
POINT-OF-VIEW
It is the turning point, the peak of excitement. The greatest moment of tension in the story.
CLIMAX
The character is placed in opposition with society, the government, or cultural tradition or societal norm of some kind
CHARACTER VS. SOCIETY
What type of sentence is this:
I love you but you don't love me.
It is the clashing of ideas, desires, or wills amongst characters.
CONFLICT
it is when things start to wind down. All the tensions are actively being resolved
FALLING ACTION
Sometimes known as flat character such as characters that are known like “they were evil yesterday, they will be evil today, and they will be evil tomorrow.”
STATIC CHARACTER