Characters
What is the main character of a story called?
Protagonist
This is the most intense part of the story.
The climax
What are two main types of conflict?
Internal and external
What type of conflict involves things like ghosts, zombies and magic?
Character vs. Supernatural
What type of character is Harry Potter?
Round and Dynamic
What do we call a character who does not experience any personal growth?
A sequence of events that get more and more intense or reveal more about the plot.
Rising action
What type of conflict pits to foes against each other?
Character vs. Character
What type of conflict involves people struggling against machines and computers?
Character vs. Technology
What are the primary conflicts in the show "Diary of a Wimpy Kid"?
Character vs. Self and Character vs. Society
What do we call a character who has emotional depth and multiple sides to them?
Where a new normal is established.
What type of conflict involves a character battling the elements?
Character vs. Nature
What is the main conflict in the movie "Despicable Me"?
Character vs. Self
What are the primary conflicts in "The Unexplainable Disappearance of Mars Patel"?
Character vs. Society and Character vs. Character
What do we call a character that has limited emotional depth and is predictable?
Flat
A sequence of events where questions are answered and the story begins to wind down.
Falling action
What is it called when a character battles inner conflict?
Character vs. Character
What was the main conflict in the story "Run Sheep Run"?
Character vs. Society
What type of character is Spongebob?
Flat and Static
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Stock
What do we call a character who experiences inner conflict and grows as a result?
Dynamic
This is where the characters and setting are introduced.
What type of conflict involves a character going against what is expected of them or standing up to discrimination?
Character vs. Society
What is the main conflict in "The Wife's Story"?
Character vs. Supernatural
What type of character is Shrek? And what is the main conflict in "Shrek"?
Round and Dynamic
Character vs. Society/Self